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Vonage Trowski,
I appreciate your response and I very much see your point about how
Trowski,
I appreciate your response and I very much see your point about how people on this board will rant and fuss about this and that with Vonage or its CS reps (Good quality Customer Service in today's businesses is also very much a thing of the past, but I'll save that for another thread). I'm definitely not doing that with Vonage and frankly if it gets to that point with me, I've learned to either shutup and keep the service and put up with it because the product is worth it to me or leave and take my business elsewhere. That's what I did when I left Cingular and went to another carrier and that's what I did when I left Verizon and came to Vonage. It's just that I'm always leary when I see companies start changing the magic formula. I've got a huge trust issue with modern day companies because I feel like a lot of them don't value each of us as customers anymore, but rather more as just a number. A number that brings in numbers (money) for them. Nonetheless, thank you for hearing my side and now, let's lock arms and start preaching Vonage on every street corner! :-D I'll send that file of the screenshot to Dan and ask him to post it for me. I've tried posting images in the past and haven't had any success.
Libbyloo, very good point about the rising costs from Cisco and also about the fact that now that they're so popular and they've reached the "critical mass" point they've wanted/needed, they're going to start taking away all of the startup freebies. However, just like I said to Trowski (above), it still makes me wonder......Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm. :?:
Read The Full Thread: Have the prices just gone up?
• I've been talking to a friend about signing up with Vonage. I've told him how the
• Sure looks like it.
But it looks like the $30 activation fee is gone (unless
• When I looked at the calculator, the $30 startup was not gone, and the total startup
• Looks like it has, glad I signed up when I did. I had to pay $40 for the activation
• Interesting; I hadn't tried the start-up calculator, but it still is showing
• Yep, the start-up costs have definitely gone up (charging $9.99 for the RTP-300,
• You are already a customer, so these do not apply to you...Also, getting a RTP300
• When I signed up for the basic plan, I got the first month free. While Vonage didn't
• I just checked the website. Says "2 months credit for referral AND includes $14.99
• I would not call myself out of line at all. There are so many choices for VOIP providers
Mr_Sorento posted "Trowski,
I appreciate your response and I very much see your point about how" on 11/10/2005 |
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