is there any difference?
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dani85
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is there any difference?
FPL offer a phone adapter for $99.99. But most phone adapters are much cheaper. I am wondering if there is any difference of buying from FPL and other retailers?
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Re: is there any difference?
Hi dani,
The $99.99 includes both the ATA device and the configuration file. If you already have the configuration file, the ATA is $49.99 plus shipping and handling ($14.95)
The $99.99 includes both the ATA device and the configuration file. If you already have the configuration file, the ATA is $49.99 plus shipping and handling ($14.95)
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Never give out personal information or access to your computer to somebody you don't know, Fongo staff will never ask for your username or password.
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Re: is there any difference?
Dani85.
Buying FPL/Fongo's ATA adapter also means getting customer service to help you troubleshoot any issues.
At $49,99 (+$14,95 shipping) the difference from buying elsewhere is worth it.
Plus if FPL/Fongo makes a little extra over them it goes directly to insurring continuty of free service and expansion of the network (meaning more free cities to call or being able to port our numbers from).
Buying FPL/Fongo's ATA adapter also means getting customer service to help you troubleshoot any issues.
At $49,99 (+$14,95 shipping) the difference from buying elsewhere is worth it.
Plus if FPL/Fongo makes a little extra over them it goes directly to insurring continuty of free service and expansion of the network (meaning more free cities to call or being able to port our numbers from).
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