Definitely do your homework. I bought and AT&T System and thought it was the best thing - only lasted 2 or 3 years then chargers stopped working all about the same time - every single one of them {1 have one base unit and 3 mobile units with chargers}. AT&T blew it off as the warranty expired. I will not replace with another AT&T unit as they do not stand behind their product. I might have if just one had gone bad, but the entire unit. Recommended self repairs did not work. Makes one wonder how well they tested their system.
I can suggest to you my best phone system provider on my list:
- Grasshopper
- RingCentral
- VirtualPBX
The choice of best home phone system is strictly the choice of user that he prefers to use cordless or other type of phone and which company he prefers for his home phone system. I personally prefer Panasonic.
There is a PBX phone system right now that is capable of unifying all your communication devices. It is very very budget friendly so very suitable to small businesses.
www.ringcentral.ca
www.ringcentral.ca
It looks like you have to set up a regular phone line and add 2 mobile frequency phones. Several options can be found in e-bay.
I would suggest you a PBX phone system, it has a feature of associating all your communication devices into one, it really suits your needs.
For small or home-based businesses, a virtual PBX phone system is the suitable and the right phone system to use.
I would suggest a VoIP phone system. The initial set up for VoIP Phone System can cost a bit, but it will save you money in the long run.
Panasonic have some neat phone system. But if you want really cool home phone system with business capabilities then check this www.virtualpbxcompare.com
There are lots of causes of phone system failure. Your problem could just as easily have occurred due to a fault with your data cabling. Surges are common on phone lines and they can totally destroy even the best hardware.