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LVMarc

Hello,
Voip is a great thing for copious long distance uses
Your regular old fashioned, PSTN wireline telephone is a good thing if
you line 9111, pizza delivery, and a taxi to come to your home, as it
proves you exist at the nd of th wire.

Therefore many folks have a combinatin of voip and pstn service to their
house. It;s just a prudent and sensible idea! But how do you avoid have
a handset on the voip modem and another on the pstn telephone line????

Combine-a-line, the original solves this problem. Originally designed to
make any single line phone operate like a two line phone for 1/5 price
and without a power hungry wall power supply. To see ow much a small
amount of stand by power adds up go to ;

http://search.reviews.ebay.com/members/lvmarco

to see the details, you can easily go to Ebay to purchase one and thiner
are discounts for more than one as well.


For an idea of how the Original Combine-a-line works and installs , you
can see the videos at;

http://www.youtube.com/user/LVMarc

LVMarc

LVMarc wrote:
> Hello,
> Voip is a great thing for copious long distance uses
> Your regular old fashioned, PSTN wireline telephone is a good thing if
> you line 9111, pizza delivery, and a taxi to come to your home, as it
> proves you exist at the nd of th wire.
>
> Therefore many folks have a combinatin of voip and pstn service to their
> house. It;s just a prudent and sensible idea! But how do you avoid have
> a handset on the voip modem and another on the pstn telephone line????
>
> Combine-a-line, the original solves this problem. Originally designed to
> make any single line phone operate like a two line phone for 1/5 price
> and without a power hungry wall power supply. To see ow much a small
> amount of stand by power adds up go to ;
>
> http://search.reviews.ebay.com/members/lvmarco
>
> to see the details, you can easily go to Ebay to purchase one and thiner
> are discounts for more than one as well.
>
>
> For an idea of how the Original Combine-a-line works and installs , you
> can see the videos at;
>
> http://www.youtube.com/user/LVMarc
combine-a-line has all the others beat! and a long reputation (>10
years) of sucesful transactins and happy clients!

Marco