Posted on: 27-08-09 22:06:18
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Originally posted by AshwaniG
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Originally posted by febpreet
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Originally posted by AshwaniG
If you are calling India on regular bases ad your monthly bill exceeds $ 20 than your best bet is to go with Vonage US ( not Canada ) .
They charge 24.99 $ for landline and calls to US / Europe and India are Free.
( this world plan allows 60 countries to call for free including mobile no.'s for India ) .
Pls also note Vonage phone runs on high speed internet .
Hi AshwaniG, looks like it's an IP phone. So, what you're saying (and their site) is if you're living in Canada you can still benefit from this plan. All you need is US postal address, right? Could you please clarify further? This sounds like a great plan as Can/US/India is free. Nothing like it if it's true.
Thanks.
Some major problem with this plan... no 911 access in Canada as you are registering an American address, and if you cant get local number thn it is too expensive for your local friends to call you.
I am using Primus TalkBroadband since last 5 years $19.90+tax for phone line and all possible features ( I was paying around $ 60.00 to Bell for same service, though that was not VoIP). I heard Comwave is also providing VoIP, you can check that too.
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Originally posted by Pantar
ACANAC
Comwave
Primus
Rogers
Telehop
Other
Current Provider: I have Rogers Home Phone Right Now
Purpose of change: Cutting down Expenses!
Current Usage: 1 Call per week
Long Distance Service Provider: G3 Telecom using for India, willing to switch.
Please advise.
