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Wow, that will NOT be good news. It makes me very glad that I asked to be upgraded for free, then.

To me it's important because I think it's important, and there's nothing more to be said about it. My crappy ass rural telco whose phone lines go out every time it rains, many of their lines actually ...

What country?

How about you give an accurate description of your set-up, what problems you are having, and what solutions you have tried? It becomes much easier to diagnose an issue when we know the details and we ...

Except that I didn't tell them that I didn't have a preferred carrier, I told them that I wanted NO long distance. If it's not a local call or a toll free number being dialed, I wanted it disable. Bel ...

LOL, thanks to the feds, that's one place that the Bells can get you - if you do not declare a long distance plan, they can actually charge you a fee for not having one! The rationale is that if someb ...

And I will ring in with the majority. Vonage's residential unlimited plan plus the ISP charges would end up being around $55/mo (give or take) once all the discounts end. This is a great deal if she w ...

Perhaps it is a syndrome of robbing Peter to pay Paul, but it has always bothered me somewhat that Vonage tends to lack on certain features (outbound caller ID, anonymous call rejection) that other VO ...

So you are willing to pay more in monthly cost for a service where you may need to stop your billing and receive a pro-rated refund for less than 30 days of service? How often do you really need to do ...

Option A: Vonage pays nothing to build a CNAM database, it's customers lack outbound Caller ID.

Option B: Vonage pays to build a CNAM database, charges its customers $10/mo more to have outbound Ca ...