Bye Bye Vonage, Hello T1 Line

Posts: 25 · Vonage Forum Junior Joined: Feb 14, 2004 Posts: 25

Bye bye Vonage. I tried you for my company phone from November to May, but it was just ready for prime time business calls. 90% of the time it was good, but 10% it interfered with important calls. We're ditching BellSouth and going with a competitive carrier who will provide us with all of our lines plus a full, dedicated T-1 for less than we are paying BellSouth and Road Runner, and we only have 6 lines. I am hoping in several years VOIP will be ready.

Posts: 16 · Vonage Forum Associate Joined: Apr 08, 2004 Posts: 16

Oooooh...look out...here comes the Vonage Defender League

Posts: 14 · Vonage Forum Associate Joined: Apr 14, 2004 Posts: 14

I sure wish you could be more specific regarding your nameless new provider.

Least cost model with your existing providers: Bellsouth 20$ first line, 10$ per additional line, plus (I guess DSL or some sort of connectivity, not huge as no VoIP) 50$. This comes to approx 120$ for phone lines and PC connectivity. Fractional T1s start at around 300$, and I guess the phone lines cost something (arguably little) extra. But I am babbling ...

My question is this ... what does all of this have to do with Vonage? You might have posted in some Bellsouth, Roadrunner or your new provider's forum. Very Happy

Posts: 61 · Full Forum Member Joined: Jan 29, 2004 Posts: 61

aging....come on out with some company names other than the giants. I run a small business and will be moving into teh BS area soon. Plan to keep my vonage but always looking for companies other than the Giants to give them a chance and help them out.

Send me a message or post here.

Good luck with the new service.