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Are they worth using? I have a future client that I proposed a Partner to. He would like caller ID to appear on his cordless telephones. Aside from the 9040 telephones and radios listing for about $1k, is there a downside :-) I'm pretty confident CID to the cordless won't be worth that much. Any plans for Avaya to correct this?
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Most people end up having alot of issues with them it seems. They are nothing more than a headache in my opinion. Avaya does make a 3910 series cordless phone that may fit your needs. Its cheaper, but it only has 4 programmable buttons and does not have as good of range as the Transtalk. Thats just my opinion though.
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Avaya has stopped production of the 9040. Like glacier said, too many issues with them. The 3910 is good for smaller installs.
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