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Not such a big deal.
If the consumer is not willing to RT*M, then he/she is not ready to adopt VOIP. Don't adopt a technology until you understand it. If the knuckle-draggers avoid VOIP, then the companies will be forced by the marketplace to make a simple solution to the E911 issue. This should be allowed to correct itself.
Even if the low tech crowd insists in adopting VOIP, this can be managed. Overload them with E911 messages and horror stories, or even lie to them. Tell them that they must always have access to a land line for 911!
Posted by: 13ThDr   Posted on: 06/06/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Not such a big deal.  13ThDr | 06/06/07
A nag-message is a relatively straight forward solution for less savvy user  ac2_z | 06/06/07
When would you get the nag message?  netjeff | 06/06/07
How about when the IP address changes?  aep528 | 06/06/07
Router address  ac2_z | 06/06/07
Great Ideas BUT...  JT82 | 06/07/07
We want anonymity when on-line ...  mwagner@... | 06/06/07
Shouldn't be a problem for much longer.  jtb331235@... | 06/06/07
Not ready to cut the landline yet...  rchartier@... | 06/06/07
What's wrong with the billing address?  MrBeck | 06/07/07
Life or death on VoIP  madrucke@... | 06/07/07
911 over VOIP  robert@... | 06/07/07

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