Can I get 911 emergency service with NetCall?
A. No, NetCall is not currently offering 911 service. Basic 911 emergency calls should be available in about 90 days. (posted April 6, 2005) NetCall is an Internet service and not a local line replacement. However using NetCall’s PSTN failover feature, emergency calls can be routed to use a regular phone line if customers retain their local phone service. Q.
A. NetCall is an internet based telephone service that offers many advantages and most of the same features as a telco service, but there are a few limitations that you need to be aware of, especially if you are using NetCall as your primary home telephone. A. NetCall needs high speed internet service to work, so if the internet is down the NetCall phone will not work. A. NetCall needs power to work, so your NetCall service (including the ability to dial 911) may be unavailable during a power failure or broadband Internet outage. A. NetCall 911 service has certain limitations as compared with traditional Enhanced or E911 A. When you dial 911 using NetCall, you will be connected to an intermediate operator. This operator will ask that you confirm your location and will then transfer you to the emergency services agency that serves the area you have identified. A. When calling for emergency help, you must be prepared to confirm your location and call-back number with the operator. This i
