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CUBS_FAN
Next Year Again..

join:2005-04-28
Chicago, IL
·Comcast
·Vonage

reply to anonchicken
Re: Bye Bye Vonage?

I couldn't agree any more. If you have a solid connection your VOIP works like a charm. I have 100% confidence in their services.

Straight from my bill history:

May 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($37.11)

Jun 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($35.54)

Jul 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($35.33)

Aug 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($34.08)

Sep 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($43.06)


dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
Premium
join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ

said by CUBS_FAN See Profile :

Sep 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($43.06)
WOW is that the $24.99/mo plan? looks like they're really cranking up the bullshit fees!
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this company hasn't turned a profit since their inception!
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CUBS_FAN
Next Year Again..

join:2005-04-28
Chicago, IL
·Comcast
·Vonage

said by dvd536 See Profile :

said by CUBS_FAN See Profile :

Sep 29, 2008 Payment. Thank you ($43.06)
WOW is that the $24.99/mo plan? looks like they're really cranking up the bullshit fees!
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this company hasn't turned a profit since their inception!
No, a few international calls is included. The $35 is the normal. I use a pre-paid calling card with a local access number to call international.


CylonRed
Premium,MVM
join:2000-07-06
Bloom County

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$35 is $4 more than my pots line. Certainly no benefit for me.


CUBS_FAN
Next Year Again..

join:2005-04-28
Chicago, IL
·Comcast
·Vonage

said by CylonRed See Profile :

$35 is $4 more than my pots line. Certainly no benefit for me.
$4 more??? OMG people. That's splitting hairs here. Do you actually feel so much richer because your bill is $4 less? I don't. Maybe $10 less is a difference.

Yeah, so what if $4 saved is $48 annually. Whip-de-do. . Go put a down payment on that house with $48.


CylonRed
Premium,MVM
join:2000-07-06
Bloom County

It has more to do of Vonage not offering me ANY benefit. No reason to switch to Vonage if my bill will be more.

For folks that use a lot of long distance calling lots can be saved but they have to get enough of these folks and charge enough to make money or they will die. Vonage is not keeping these folks nor are they charging enough to make a profit.

There are plenty of folks like me where there is 0 incentive to switch.

dentman42

join:2001-10-02
Columbus, OH
·AT&T Midwest

said by CylonRed See Profile :

It has more to do of Vonage not offering me ANY benefit. No reason to switch to Vonage if my bill will be more.

For folks that use a lot of long distance calling lots can be saved but they have to get enough of these folks and charge enough to make money or they will die. Vonage is not keeping these folks nor are they charging enough to make a profit.

There are plenty of folks like me where there is 0 incentive to switch.
Plus, Vonage doesn't work when the power is out. POTS lines usually do.

My POTS line is around $21 a month after all fees. I never make LD calls, so Vonage would cost MORE, tie up some of my Internet bandwidth, and wouldn't work if the power was out or I had an ISP outage.

(Now if I were to switch to naked DSL and get a monster UPS or backup generator, I could use VOIP when my power is out, provided that DSL is still up. But where's the advantage?)


CUBS_FAN
Next Year Again..

join:2005-04-28
Chicago, IL
·Comcast
·Vonage

said by dentman42 See Profile :

Plus, Vonage doesn't work when the power is out. POTS lines usually do.
Whenever I lose power(twice in the past 3 years) my calls automatically route to my cellphone.


CylonRed
Premium,MVM
join:2000-07-06
Bloom County

Only works when towers have power and the cell phone can be recharged... In SW Ohio we had a protracted power outage (over a week for a lot of folks) and a good number of cell towers ran out of power on day one and took several days to come back up. POTS was up the entire time for the vast majority of the area.
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