Vonage® Launches Service in Halifax, Canada

Vonage Brings its Leading Flat-Rate Full Featured Broadband Telephony Service to the Multicultural Mosaic of Nova Scotia

Edison, NJ, April 30, 2004 – Vonage, a leading provider of broadband phone service, today announced the availability of service in Halifax, Canada.

High-speed Internet subscribers in the first European settlement in Canada can take advantage of Vonage’s broadband phone service offering free unlimited local and long distance calling, which includes the most popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail for one low, flat monthly rate. Vonage customers in Nova Scotia’s capital region can now choose telephone numbers within the popular (902) area code.

Vonage® Launches Service in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta

Vonage Brings its Leading Flat-Rate Full Featured Broadband Telephony Service to the Capital of Alberta

Edison, NJ, April 19, 2004 – Vonage, the leading provider of broadband phone service, today announced the availability of service in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta.

High-speed Internet subscribers in the capital of Alberta can now take advantage of Vonage’s broadband phone service offering free unlimited local and long distance calling, which includes the most popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail for one low, flat monthly rate. Vonage customers nestled along the Bow River, near the majestic Rocky Mountains can choose telephone numbers within the popular (780) and (403) area codes.

Vonage® Chairman and CEO Jeffrey A. Citron to Deliver Keynote Address at the Annual Broadband Summit 2004

Edison, NJ, April 19, 2004 - Tomorrow, Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman and CEO of Vonage will deliver the keynote address at the Annual Broadband Summit 2004. Mr. Citron’s presentation will emphasize the need to increase the broadband subscriber base as it dramatically changes the way in which business is conducted. He will also highlight how broadband technology is being utilized to change the telecommunications business.

Event Details:

Who:
Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman and CEO, Vonage

Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Refrains from Imposing Regulatory Burdens on VoIP Providers

In a 5-0 Vote, Commission Rules Regulatory Action Premature in Light of FCC’s Open Dockets

Edison, NJ, April 16, 2004 – Yesterday, the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission voted 5-0 to refrain from subjecting VoIP services to regulation and to monitor developments at the FCC prior to making any conclusions concerning the Commission's jurisdiction over VoIP services. The vote heralded the conclusion of a year-long proceeding investigating VoIP services like Vonage and the necessary treatment under the Pennsylvania statute.

“Vonage applauds Commissioner Thomas and the PAPUC for its foresight and reliance upon Commissioner Abernathy’s Nascent Services Doctrine for guidance on the potential negative impact of burdensome state regulation on fledgling services like VoIP,” said Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman & CEO of Vonage. “We urge other states to follow the bold leadership of Florida, Colorado and now Pennsylvania to foster competition through a wait-and-see approach to regulation, enabling the FCC and Congress to do their respective jobs before any premature conclusions can be drawn at the state level.”

Vonage® Announces Private Label Partnership with Sonic.net

Vonage and Sonic.net to Offer the Most Cost-Effective Option in Internet Telephony

Edison, NJ, April 14, 2004 – Vonage, a leading provider of broadband phone service, today announced a private label partnership with Sonic.net to deploy broadband telephony service to Sonic.net’s more than 10,000 broadband Internet subscribers. These services will be deployed throughout Northern California, including Silicon Valley and the Bay Area. Vonage will offer Sonic.net’s broadband Internet subscribers unlimited local and long distance calling throughout the United States and Canada for a flat rate.

Sonic.net will partner with Vonage to deploy an affordable telephony service to its broadband subscriber base. Subscribers will be offered Vonage’s full array of calling plans, which include most of the standard telephony features like caller ID, call waiting and voicemail and a number of proprietary features at no additional cost.

Vonage® Launches Service in Montreal, Canada

Vonage Brings its Leading Flat-Rate Full Featured Broadband Telephony Service to the Banks of the St. Lawrence River

Edison, NJ, April 14, 2004 – Vonage, the leading provider of broadband phone service, today announced the availability of service in Montreal, Canada.

High-speed Internet subscribers in North America’s largest French-speaking city can now take advantage of Vonage’s broadband phone service offering free unlimited local and long distance calling, which includes the most popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail for one low, flat monthly rate. Vonage customers in this international city can now choose telephone numbers within the popular (514) area code.

Vonage® CFO John S. Rego to Deliver Address at the Banc of America Securities Seminar Straight Talk on Voice-Over-IP

Edison, NJ, April 13, 2004 - Tomorrow, John S. Rego, Vonage's CFO, will deliver an address at the Banc of America’s Securities Straight Talk on Voice-Over-IP, a Telecommunications/Cable Seminar. Mr. Rego’s presentation will highlight Vonage’s strategy and deployment of its leading broadband telephony service. He will also discuss the impact that regulations may have on the industry.

Event Details:
Who:
John S. Rego, CFO, Vonage

What:
Banc of America Securities Telecommunications/Cable Seminar, Straight Talk on Voice-Over-IP

Vonage® Launches Service in Toronto, Canada

Vonage Brings its Leading Flat-Rate Full Featured Broadband Telephony Service to the Largest City in Canada

Edison, NJ, April 13, 2004 – Vonage, the leading provider of broadband phone service, today announced the availability of service in Toronto, Canada.

High-speed Internet subscribers on the northern shore of Lake Ontario can now take advantage of Vonage’s broadband phone service offering free unlimited local and long distance calling, which includes the most popular features like call waiting, call forwarding and voicemail for one low, flat monthly rate. Vonage customers in Canada’s largest city can now choose telephone numbers within the popular (416) and (647) area codes.

Vonage® to Exhibit at NCTA’s National Show in Booth # 4038 Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans

Edison, NJ, April 12 – Vonage, a leading broadband telephony provider today announced it would be exhibiting its service at NCTA’s National Show in booth # 4038 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans.

Vonage executives will be available to discuss their current MSO partnerships, and why their flat-rate, full-featured residential and small business calling plans are the ideal solution for MSOs looking to offer voice to expand revenue streams with virtually no operational costs and little capital expenditures. 

Vonage® Launches Service in Canada

Canadian Consumers Can Now Subscribe at Vonage.ca

Edison, NJ, April 12, 2004, – Vonage, the leading provider of broadband phone service, today announced the availability of service in Canada. Canadian residents looking for Vonage’s cost saving flat-rate full-featured phone service can sign-up at www.vonage.ca.

For the first time, Vonage will begin shipping the Motorola VT 1005v device outside the United States. Canadian customers will also be billed in Canadian dollars and will be able to choose local phone numbers. All Vonage customers, in Canada and the US, will receive the same 24/7 assistance from Vonage’s customer care group.

“For several months, Canadian consumers have been requesting the ability to have Canadian telephone numbers so that they can begin saving money and taking advantage of Vonage’s cost-saving, full featured broadband telephony service,” said Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman & CEO of Vonage. “By making our service available to consumers in the Canadian marketplace, just as it has throughout the US, Vonage has once again responded to strong demand for choice.”