No. The only connectivity that you need for Smart Buyer Program is shared access to a phone line for nightly system updates. A dedicated phone line or Internet access is recommended but not required.

No, you do not need a dedicated phone line to access the Internet. However, keep in mind that when you are on the Internet, no one can call you and you cannot make any outgoing calls on the line the computer is using to connect to the Internet.

No. A primary or additional phone line is not needed for our service. Part of Unleashing the Internet™ is eliminating the need for phone lines altogether. Our connection is delivered wirelessly via radio waves - freeing up your phone for other uses.

No. There are no phone lines or cable service required to use Xanadoo, and your service is always connected—with no busy signals or slow dial-up modems!

No. You can use the same phone line for Phone-In Buddy and for other purposes. For example, you could use the line as a fax line as well as for Phone-In Buddy. Of course, if the line is in use by one application, to send a fax for example, then it cannot be used by the other application at the same instance in time.

No, it is not required. You can share with a fax, security or modem line. Don't share with a line that has call waiting or is used a lot. You do not want to do anything to disrupt your customer's transaction. Our Cashless ATMs dial toll free or local numbers, using your existing phone line in the same or less time than regular ATM Cash Machines.

No. You can use an existing line, although it would be better to have a dedicated phone line. If using a shared phone line, just make sure it is not in use when a customer is using your terminal. It's best to use the least used phone line in your location such as a second line that may be used for a fax machine. Also, it's best not to have call waiting on the line your Point of Banking terminal is using to dial out as this could potentially cause problems connecting.

No. The clock unit does not need a dedicated phone line. In fact, the time clock can share a line with your existing fax machine or credit card machine as the clocks are designed in such a way that they will not answer inbound calls, and any outbound calls are made late at night so as not to interfere with regular business communications. The clock does require, however, an "Analog" phone line. The clock will not transmit on a "Digital" networking system.

A phone line is required for the initial installation with your certified RemoteWorks installer. Once the service has been installed and activated no phone line is required. If you do not have a telephone line, please notify your dealer and installer so that alternate arrangements can be made.

You need your existing internet connection to log into our site and request a desired download or streaming zone. As for you need your Internet connection via the phone line for the Upload/Sending Requests.

Yes you can run multiple modem packages using one phone line, but you cannot run two modem packages on the same line at the same time. You can use Microsoft Fax with Exchange to monitor incoming calls and then open a Dial Up Networking connection for the Internet. The reason this can work is the TAPI 1.0 specification they were designed for. If you have programs that were designed with this specification then you should be able to accomplish the scenario you posted.

No phone line is required for Sierra Advantage Wireless service; the connection from the neighborhood relay point to your location is wireless.

No. Cable Internet does not run through a phone line. All you need is a cable outlet near your computer and a cable modem.

Yes, DSL allows both voice and data to travel over the same telephone line. With ADSL, a single voice line and high-speed Internet access share the same line. ADSL services are available to both Business and Residential customers. With Broadspeed Voice over DSL, Business customers can have multiple voice lines and high speed Internet access share the same line. Please consult with your Broadview Networks Account Executive regarding the DSL technology available in your area.

Nope. Wireless Internet does not use a telephone line like dialup or DSL does. The receiver on your roof is connected to a router/computer via a CAT5e network cable.

You do not need a phone line to have DIRECTV installed; you can enjoy DIRECTV without a phone line. However, if you want DIRECTV Plus DVR and/or you want the ability to order Pay Per View channels from your remote control, a phone line is required to send the information for DVR service and Pay Per View requests to DIRECTV.

No! Our HSI service runs over your existing television coax cable so you can surf the 'net, watch TV and talk on the phone all at the same time! We can provide multiple PC access for a fee of $10.00 per month which can be used with a cable modem wire line router which we provide to you as an added feature of our service. Please review the sign up page for your community under Options/Upgrades, and choose the Multiple PC Connectivity option.