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Pay 3 months in advance for the residential U.S. and Canada Unlimited plan
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$28.75 per month
(Pay 3 months in advance = $86.25 plus $29.41 setup fee + plus taxes plus shipping.)
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Pre-paid Calling
Unused minutes do not expire. This service is often the best choice for people that
do not have a "landline" telephone connected and home and only use a cellphone,
but wish to save a lot of money by not using the cellphone from home (or anyplace you
have a broadband internet connection). These rates do not include an incoming
number (DID). You do not need a DID to make long distance calls. Pre-paid
is also a good idea for a small business that has a few employees and would like
to buy only one 'unlimited plan'. You would use one number primarily for your
long distance calling, but you would have a few dollars pre-paid for each extension
so that you could make simultaneous out-going calls. Check our
calling rates Many people that make very few calls are very happy
with a prepaid calling plus a DID (incoming number). |
choose:
$19.95
$39.95
$99.95 |
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DID (incoming number) (USA). Have a regular telephone number. Pick the
area code and dialing prefix you like. (For numbers in other countries use
the area code checker.) |
$9.31 per month |
USA & Canada Residential Unlimited with DID
This plan does not include a DID telephone number. |
$28.87 per month |
Brazil Unlimited
Individual unlimited to call fixed numbers (not cellphones) in Brazil.
product code 73 |
$58.53 per month |
Business Unlimited
Unlimited calling to US and Canada for business customers. Sold on a per-user
basis. Includes a U.S. incoming phone number (DID). |
$57.72 per month |
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USA & Canada Basic 500
Use your high speed Internet connection to enjoy a Home phone line that includes
500 U.S. and Canada minutes for only $17.95 per month. No commitments and no hassles.
product code 76 |
$17.95 per month |
Toll-Free Unlimited
A Toll-Free DID number for individuals.
An alternative for low-minute users is to purchase a Toll-Free DID for $9.90 per
month and a pay-as-you-go plan seperately. |
$57.55 per month |
Toll-Free Unlimited
A Toll-Free DID number for business |
$64.61 per month |
Fax-to-email
Icoming faxes are converted and sent to your email inbox. |
$ 0.00 per month
$20.85 one-time setup fee |
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Call Forwarding |
Free |
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Conference Calling |
Free |
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Voicemail |
Free |
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Retrieve Voicemail with your computer |
Free |
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Call Waiting |
Free |
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Do Not Disturb |
Free |
Each new account requires a setup fee. Fee for an individual account is $29.68.
Fee to set up a business account is $38.98.
Prices shown do not include applicable taxes.
Definitions
ATA Analogue Telephone Adapter. An ATA is an electronic
device that converts traditional telephones into digital signals to transmit them
over the internet. It also converts internet digital signals into traditional
telephone signals. An ATA allows you to use the telephones you already have.
You will use your telephones normally. They will ring, answer, hang-up and
make calls just like you do now. Calls to 911 are
much different.
DID "direct inward dial" This is a number that can
be dialed by the public. It will ring the telephone(s) that you choose.
Unlimited Unlimited means unlimited use for individuals and
traditional businesses. These plans do not apply to telemarketing, call centers,
or any business in which telephone calls are the primary source of activity.
This also meand you may not purchase an Unlimited Individual plan and use it for
business. Each ONE unlimited plan allows for calls out and in for one DID
number.
Read the service agreement.
last update 2007-09-16
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