Business and Residential Telecom Answers
Since we now list over 50 long distance plans from over 20 different telephone companies, and are growing daily, we have built this list of frequently asked long distance service question links. Some of these links do directly to the "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)" page of the telecom provider in question, while other links go to pages on our own network that we have built to answer your questions. The telecom companies below are in alphabetical order, and most FAQ's will cover their business and residential long distance questions and answers, all on the same page.
Global Fibernet FAQ:
Global Fibernet offers 4 plans to choose from. Each plan includes local, state to state and international long distance telephone service for business or residential customers. If you are interested in seeing their plans, go to Global Fibernet's long distance page.
Pioneer Telephone FAQ:
Pioneer Telephone offers 3 plans to choose from. Each plan includes local, state to state and international long distance telephone service for business or residential customers. If you are interested in seeing their plans, go to Pioneer's long distance page.
CogniState FAQ:
Cognistate offer very low instate rates compared to other long distance companies. So, if over half your long distance calls are within yor state, you should check them out. If you are interested in seeing their plans, go to CogniState's long distance page.
CogniWorld FAQ:
CogniWorld is known for their very low international and state to state long distance rates. If you are interested in seeing their plans, go to CogniWorld's long distance page.
United Carrier Networks FAQ:
United Carrier Network offers a mix and match version of buying long distance telephone service. They use lines from the 3 main carriers, and let you choose who you want to carry each type of service. This can save companies money by choosing the cheapest carrier for each type of service. If you are interested in seeing their plans, go to UCN's long distance page.
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