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Look at my posting history. My first posts were when Vonage was around 12. I said sell and sell short.

If you had listened, you would have cut your losses and/or made money.

When Vonage first d ...

Except the same article said Vonage was trying to go after this market. They are just failing to do so.

The proper thing is to pay an debt owned to someone who defrauded you? I don't think so.

Those who paid right away, I note, are worse off than those who waited, who can now pay 50 cents on the doll ...

Edge, Vonage isn't "growing like crazy" anymore. Last quarter was its first in which line growth was weaker than the previous quarter. That has never happened before.

Just as Vonage's growth is slo ...

You won't have to spend anything to fight this. The class lawyers will defend you, and get paid out of any recovery.

You might wonder how they get paid for protecting people who don't have any loss ...

You gotta pay for the article, so I will just say this. The article goes on and on about VoIP and small businesses without so much as mentioning Vonage.

Then towards the very end the company is sim ...

It is not a question of what the market "demands." I demand a $3,000 electric car. That doesn't mean I am provided one.

One the other hand, SunRocket and other pureplay providers are underpricing V ...

Any ideas? The tactic cell phone companies have been taking is to add services rather than cut prices. For example, more minutes and free IM on the 34.99/month plan.

The problem with that is that i ...

Vonage's theory is that after it has spent its half billion or whatever on web and TV ads it will have built "brand awareness." At that point it will not have to spend so much to get each new customer ...

One of the big one-day drops came on the news that "Citron reiterates Vonage spending plan." See

http://www.wallst.net/news/news.asp?Source=REUTERSNEWS&id=4022

So any cut in ad spending is c ...