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ViaTalk Unlimited Local & Long Distance Home Phone Service$8.47* Unlimited local and long distance internet phone service, plus 60 free international minutes per month. If you want to save a ton on your home phone service, this is the provider for you! ViaTalk Provides 2 phone lines, plus equipment for $8.47 the first 3 months, then it goes up to *$16.95.
Phone Power Unlimited Home Phone Service$199 for 2 years. If you're looking for the cheapest "phone service providers in my area", then Phone Power's internet phone service has the plan for you. Phonepower gives you unlimited local and long distance calling for about $8.33 per month when you take the 2 year contract, or you can pay $19.95 per month on a month to month basis.
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$1.66
Free 30 Day MagicJack Trial Magicjack offers unlimited local and long distance home and business phone service in the United States and Canada for only $19.95 per year.
$6.21
VoIPo Unlimited Phone Service VoIPo offers unlimited local and long distance phone service for $15 per month, or $149 for 2 years. That comes to less than $7 per month... Sign up today and start saving on your phone bills.
$8.47
ViaTalk Unlimited Internet Phone Service ViaTalk Unlimited offers unlimited local and long distance home phone service in the US and Canada. The plan comes with 60 free minutes of international long distance service and 2 lines.
$12.00
Qwest Home Phone Service and High Speed Internet Qwest's landline service plans start at just $12 per month, but unlike most of the other plans listed here, this one comes with nothing but dialtone (The unlimited plan is $45 per month.). If you want voice mail, it will cost you an additional $7.95 per month, and things like Caller ID, Call Waiting, Line Backer, 3-way Calling, Last Call Return, Call Forwarding, Call Rejection and other options will cost you between $2.95 and $5.95 each per month.
This Qwest plan is great for those who don't need all the additional bells and whistles, so sign up today! One final note, Qwest only offers local telephone service in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.
$14.99
AxVoice VoIP Phone Service AxVoice offers 3 main residential calling plans to choose from. Their unlimited US and Canada calling plan is $14.99 per month if you order the month to month plan, or you can get a whole year for $99 up front.
$19.88
Home Phone Service from PhoneDotCom Phone.com offers unlimited local and long distance home phone service for $19.88 per month. the plan includes the routers, taxes are extra. If you take the one year prepaid plan for $214.56, it comes to an average of $17.88 per month.
$19.95
Phonepower Unlimited Internet Phone Service PhonePower offers unlimited local and long distance calling with over 45 FREE calling features. Keep your current phone number too. This plan provides telephone services for small business and home users for the same price.
$19.95
VoIP.com Home Phone Service Unlimited local and long distance phone service
Comes with all of these features:
Calls to USA, Canada & Puerto Rico
Call blocking
Caller ID with Name
Call forwarding
Speed dial
Enhanced 911
Do not disturb
Voicemail
And More!
$19.95
Unlimited Home & Business Phone Service InTalk by Nextiva offers unlimited local and long distance business quality phone service in the US and Canada at residential users prices. Sign up today!
* Award-Winning Phone Service
* FREE Phone Adapter Included
* 25 FREE Advanced Features
* New or Keep Your Existing Number
* No Contracts - No Risk Guarantee
$19.95
Lingo's Hello America Unlimited Plan Lingo's America Unlimited plan offers unlimited calling to the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, plus free activation and shipping.
$19.95
Callcentric North America Unlimited Plan Callcentric's North America Unlimited plan offers unlimited local and long distance calls in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. (Alaska and Hawaii too!)
Packet8 Unlimited Internet Phone Service Freedom Unlimited offers unlimited local and long distance calling in the United States and Canada, plus unlimited in-network calling to other Packet8 customers worldwide.
$25.99
Vonage Unlimited Residential Calling Plan Get Vonage World for $25.99 per month when you sign up for this plan from Vonage. This is an unlimited local and long distance residential VoIP plan that is currently being offered to new subscribers only.
Packet8 Freedom Global Phone Service Packet8's Freedom Global plan offers unlimited local and long distance calling in Canada, the US and US territories. Freedom Global also includes calling to over 40 other countries in Asia, Europe, the Middle east and more.
$49.95
International Internet Phone Service JoiPhone unlimited calling to the US, Canada and 800 minutes to 70 other countries. Keep your current phone number too!
$199.95
2 Years of Service for Only $199.95 PhonePower is running a special right now where you get 2 lines, for 2 years, for less than $200. This is unlimited local and long distance calling for less than $9.00 per month. Keep your current phone number and get over 45 free calling features. Sign up today!
Limited Minute Residential Internet Phone Service Plans
$9.95
Lingo Hello 250 Home Phone Service Lingo's Hello 250 offers 250 minutes of calling in the US and Canada. Lingo's plans let you keep your current phone number.
$14.95
Lingo 500 Minute Home Phone Service Lingo's Hello 500 offers 500 minutes of calling in the US and Canada. Lingo's plans let you keep your current phone number.
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For some reason lately, this is becoming the “Vonage Blog Network“. The last bunch of VoIP posts have been about Vonage, and no one else… So, here we go again. Vonage announced today...
Vonage is continuing their offer of free calls to Japan for their home phone service customers. According to a press release they sent out on the 18th, they said “in light of the continued uncer...
Vonage is letting their users call Japan for free for the next week. The free calling started at 5:30 PST tonight, and will continue until 5:30 PDT next Friday night. So, if you’ve got family an...
Internet phone service goes by a bunch of different names, like digital phone service, broadband and VoIP, AKA: voice over IP, or, voice over internet protocol. All of these services are the same thing; telephone service which is digitally switched through the internet instead of being sent over regular telephone company lines.
Transferring the calls over the internet make them way cheaper, and with all the new advances in software, hardware and compression technology, the new VoIP companies are providing a digital service that is as good as traditional land line phone services at a fraction of the cost. While it's true that your telephone service will go down if your internet service goes down, it's also true that your POTS (plain old telephone service) will go down when a tree falls on the line or some construction guy decides to dig up a line with his backhoe.
While both types of service have their drawbacks, VoIP easily wins if you already have high speed internet service in your home or office. The call quality is better than most cell phone service and most company's equipment is so good now that you would be hard pressed to ever tell that you were on a broadband call. (That's why companies like Charter etc... use VoIP for their overseas call centers.)
Of the companies listed above, Packet8 is the oldest, has the most patents, and is running in the black... Can you say "Good Strong Company". Of course there's always Vonage, but their fortunes change daily from lawsuits and patent infringements. I would try Phone Power, just because it gives unlimited calling for $9.95 per month. Grab a digital phone plan and try it out and see why you shouldn't be the only one left in the world not using VoIP phone service.
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