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Nomorobo now lists Cox as a carrier for their service. However, I subsequently signed up for Nomorobo only to find out that simultaneous ring is only available in a few select Cox markets. Any idea when simultaneous ring will be available in the Hampton Roads, VA market? Thanks.
Well, it's now July 3rd, 2018 and still no Nomorobo on Cox here in Hampton Roads. Meanwhile, the info on the Nomorobo website is misleading new potential Cox phone customers. Ironic, when one considers that Nomorobo came about, in part, because of spoofing. Go figure.
Yea, I think some people don't want to give up the old NIUs and it holding the whole system up. Stubborn people!
Please explain how the choice of some customers, as you allege, not to upgrade their phone configuration to modem inband, prevents Cox from offering simultaneous ring to everyone else? Thanks.
AFAIK the new system,Cox Voice(CV), is not backward compatible with the oldest phone system, Cox Digital Telephone Circuit Switch (CDT-CS). This isn't to be confused with Packet Switch (CDT-PS) technology that is used with the current technology. PS uses a modem(eMTA) inside the house, but CS uses the older analog NIU on the outside of houses. Some people with security systems don't want to give up the older NIU because of the rewiring and/or reconfiguration of the security system to work with the new technology. Cox doesn't want to turn on CV in a area until everyone is on a eMTA, otherwise their phone will stop working. I am not saying it totally dictates the turn over date, but IMO it has an effect.