 pokesphIt Is Almost FastPremium
join:2001-06-25
Sacramento, CA
kudos:1 | comcrap is still too expensive when i can get a POTS line, including LD, for under 10 bux a month, why on earth would I want to pay $33 - 60 a month for a shady, not always working VoIP solution..
Now I may order one when, and if, the prices come WAY down.. like to 15 bux a month or so, otherwise, I'll stick to my tried and true POTS line for now.
as for the numbers, as I read above, there are indeed way too many uninformed consumers out there that really don't know any better and just jump on the first good offer (at least to them) shown to them
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 hobgoblinSortof AgoblinPremium
join:2001-11-25
Orchard Park, NY
kudos:4 | said by pokesph:when i can get a POTS line, including LD, for under 10 bux a month, why on earth would I want to pay $33 - 60 a month for a shady, not always working VoIP solution.. I make at least 90 hours of calls to Canada a month
I make at least 8 hours of calls to the UK each month.
Can you price that with your current service for me?
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 slashmanDon't do it . ..Premium
join:2003-10-01
Batavia, IL | reply to pokesph
Wow who are you using. By me a POTs line with no features and no LD with taxes & fees is closer to $20. |
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said by slashman:Wow who are you using. By me a POTs line with no features and no LD with taxes & fees is closer to $20. I would like to know to if he isn't just blowing smoke.
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2 edits | Even though Comcast may have a dedicated VOIP Line, my short lived experience with them early last year was atrocious. I switched from Vonage to Comcast. Went straight back to Vonage 3 weeks later and have never looked back.
At least with Vonage I didn't get complaints from people telling me I sound like a robot, or like a bad cell phone call when it is about to go out of range or just plain static.
I would rather stay with Vonage and pay less, and not be locked into a contract.
I have had a few very minor issues here and there but Vonage fixed every one of them almost instantly. I can also upload and talk at the same time without losing audio quality. |
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| I quess it depends on the area and the network or you just had a bad install. people tell me i sound clearer than the pots phone |
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| said by Geminimind:I quess it depends on the area and the network or you just had a bad install. people tell me i sound clearer than the pots phone I'm not sure but after 3 different techs coming out on 3 different days, and no one could figure it out, I gave up. |
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rradina
join:2000-08-08
Chesterfield, MO | reply to pokesph
said by pokesph:when i can get a POTS line, including LD, for under 10 bux a month, why on earth would I want to pay $33 - 60 a month for a shady, not always working VoIP solution.. Now I may order one when, and if, the prices come WAY down.. like to 15 bux a month or so, otherwise, I'll stick to my tried and true POTS line for now. Why would you want $15/month VOIP when your POTS is less than $10/month with LD? It doesn't make sense. I have a hard time believing your price for POTS unless local calls are metered and the LD plan is something outrageous like $1/minute. |
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| he must have a special plan cause my pots was over $40 with ld and features at least with CDV they don't charge for features |
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 SparkChaserAvatar is not a SparkPremium
join:2000-06-06
Downingtown, PA
kudos:3
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said by pokesph:when i can get a POTS line, including LD, for under 10 bux a month, I'd sure like to see a copy of that bill. Just taxes and fees from my Verizon is $15 
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Actually, I'm not locked into a contract with Comcast Digital Voice and it is costing me $33/month. With Vonage, if you cancel in the first year, you have to pay $40. Vonage says no contract, but there really is in the first year. |
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