Inbound 800 number svc

Posts: 1 · New Forum Member Joined: Dec 10, 2004 Posts: 1

I work with an insurance company that offers dui insurance throughout 19 states (soon to be 47). We use a traditional 800 number on our website for clients to call for a quote. I am hearing more and more about web 800 numbers that are much cheaper than the traditional 800#. Can anyone lead me in the right direction to discover more about this technology. We rely heavily on the 800 number for our marketing efforts.
Thanks

Posts: 79 · Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2004 7:07 am Post subject:

In order to have a Vonage Toll Free number, you must have a standard Vonage Residential or Business Plan. At that point you can sign up for a Toll-Free Number.
The Vonage call routing system will point incoming Toll-Free Number calls to your primary line. This transfer is just as fast and seamless as any other Vonage call. Toll Free Specifics are....
$4.99 per month for 100 minutes.
4.9 ¢ per additional minute.
$9.99 activation fee.
Unlimited quantity of Toll-Free Numbers.
Used only to receive calls.
Incoming calls from anywhere in the USA and territories in the NANP* are free for the caller.
You cannot port a Toll-Free number to Vonage. Vonage will assign you a new Toll Free Number.