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Hello guys,<br />
<br />
This may be a stupid question, so I am sorry for being ignorant about this.<br />
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Is it possible to call a VOIP number and provide internet through that VOIP number, for people who needs to connect through a modem?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Hello guys,

This may be a stupid question, so I am sorry for being ignorant about this.

Is it possible to call a VOIP number and provide internet through that VOIP number, for people who needs to connect through a modem?

Thanks.



Dial up over VOIP

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