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Originally Posted by rminkler
Services like BroadVoice or VoipJet are much cheaper. BroadVoice has a 10$ a month plan with unlimited in-state long distance, and I don't think that out of state long distance is very expensive. Additionally, the Vonage soft-phone costs 10$ extra a month, and setting up that kind of functionality with most other VOIP companies is free (granted, that 10$ puts the soft-phone on it's own line). Vonage has a big marketing presence, but they have one of the most expensive VOIP services around.
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Does not the fact that Vonage works independent of the computer, and on the already existing home phones,
give it an advantage? With BroadVoice I have to buy a headset or USB phone and plug it into my
computer, and I cannot be in the kitchen while talking. But if I go with BroadVoice, what phone
works well with my iBook? By the way, thanks for the help with all my stupid questions; I really
appreciate it.