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Who is your VOIP provider?

HannibalX

HannibalX

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Post your provider, how long you have been with them and your likes and dislikes. Also, post what phone you are using.
 
Vonage
w/ them for 2-3yrs @ $15/mo plan for unlimited
Likes: the free calls to Canada and unlimited calling
Dislikes: not as cheap as magicjack

Using a uniden phone system
 
Viatalk - been with them almost 3 years now. They almost are always running a 2 yr for $200 special on their homepage. I never had any problems with the service. Same features as vonage, but much less in price.
 
Originally posted by: luckysnafu
Viatalk - been with them almost 3 years now. They almost are always running a 2 yr for $200 special on their homepage. I never had any problems with the service. Same features as vonage, but much less in price.
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same here
 
Skype, and I have some vtech phone. It works pretty good, except I can't get a Skypein number in Canada.
 
callvantage

Likes: its free if I turn in my telephone concession. And it works pretty good, no issues.
 
Callcentric

~$4.50 per month (includes all taxes including 911) and free unlimited incoming. Outgoing calls are pay per use (Outgoing calls in US/Canada cost 2cents/min (toll free are 1cent/min) but we hardly make 10-20 min worth of outgoing calls from home phone.) Great international rates too.

Great if you are light/casual user of home phones (i think beats most other deals out there)
 
Skype at home, and looking at inTalk for the business line.

EDIT >> Been with Skype for ~ 9months, using Linksys and VTech usb phones.
 
I'm using a magic jack and pretty satisfied with it so far. $40 initial investment for the adapter and first year's service and then $20/yr afterward.
 
Originally posted by: sourceninja
ATT uverse, but we are thinking of dropping all home phone service.
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Is this new?

I have Uverse TV/Internet but a traditional att land line phone. w
Would like to go all digital and hopefully save a few more bucks.
 
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