I have a similar problem, but only when I am connected with the ADSL, and it
only affects my Panasonic cordless phone. We have two phone points in our
house, and the standard Telecom phone is unaffected. If I unplug the ADSL, I
dont have a problem with the Panasonic.

I have tried to get help from Telecom, Panasonic, and my ISP and got the
run-around from all of them. The only help Telecom could give me was that I
should have them install a "splitter" (at a cost of course).

Needless to say I dont use the cordless phone when I am online.

Let me know if you manage to find a way around this without getting a
splitter installed.

Regads.
Duwane

>Ever since we had Jetstart connected at home we believe the phone voice
>volume has dropped significantly, to the point it's very hard to hear
>callers (and impossible if the kids are around!).
>
>If anyone on the list has any advice/thoughts I'd appreciate the help. A
>Telecom contractor checked it and said it fell within their parameters
>although I can't quite believe that- either the parameter is very low,
>or he tested it at a time when it wasn't so bad. He suggested it was a
>local socket/wiring problem however we're pretty sure it started when
>Jetstart was installed.
>
>Have tried numerous phones, filters etc.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Darren Alexander
>ps sending the kids away probably isn't a viable solution.

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