paule123
join:2002-07-25
Cleveland, OH
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Re: Bundling can work well
Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but you're paying $35 + $16 for local phone service, so that's $51. Hardly what I'd call a "deal".
I would have gone with VOIP service from my cable company, Wide Open West, but they are priced way above the competition. Even with bundling discounts, it works out to $35/mo.
Vonage, ATT CallVantage, etc. are selling the same thing for $15 - $25/mo.
The good thing about bundling VOIP with internet is hopefully there is a better VOIP QoS within the ISPs network. I notice SpeakEasy won't sell their VOIP unless you are already a SE internet customer. Probably a smart move, less complaints that way. |
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viperlmw
Premium
join:2005-01-25 | I'm in the boonies, so no VOIP with a local number. POTS is the best I can do. |
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keyboard5684
join:2001-08-01
Youngsville, PA | Do what I did...
Order pots, it gets installed, I then ported the local number over to vonage. Done.
Probably makes mr bell mad though. |
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