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   MP> Some VOIP providers may allow the end user to configure their VOIP   
   MP> protocols some.  I have heard that mentioned before and folks who know   
   MP> which ones to tweak seemed to not have troubles like others do.  Other   
   MP> providers do not apparently allow the tweaking.  I do not see any way to   
   MP> do it with my Magic Jack, for example. I only use it for voice.   
      
   I don't think Magic Jack is something that has made it across the pond yet.   
   Most people's VoIP usage is via Skype or similar. How does it work, from an   
   end-user perspective? Does it give you a traditional style phone just hooked   
   up to your internet connection? Do you have a traditional-style telephone   
   number?   
      
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