Sunday, June 13, 2010
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Vonage To Release 3Q Results
Vonage survives to VoIP another day
TelecomTV - London,UK
Vonage Holdings has secured a financial lifeline it believes will see it through what had formerly been considered a gloomy near future. ...
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Vonage Holdings Corp (NYSE:VG) to Hold Q3 2008 Earnings
TransWorldNews (press release) - Monroe,GA,USA
Vonage Holdings Corp. (NYSE:VG) will hold a conference call on Thursday, November 6 at 10:00 am ET to discuss the third quarter earnings for 2008. ...
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Vonage Defies Gravity to Win Funding Prize
E-Commerce Times - Oct 20, 2008
By Jeff Meisner Vonage has scored a deal that will enable it wipe most of its quarter-billion-dollar debt off the company's books. ...
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Vonage Holdings Corp. Announces Date of Earnings Release and ...
Earthtimes (press release), UK - Oct 21, 2008
The earnings release will be available on Vonage's Investor Relations website at http://ir.vonage.com. Management will host a webcast discussion of the ...
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TelecomTV - London,UK
Vonage Holdings has secured a financial lifeline it believes will see it through what had formerly been considered a gloomy near future. ...
Read the Full Story..
Vonage Holdings Corp (NYSE:VG) to Hold Q3 2008 Earnings
TransWorldNews (press release) - Monroe,GA,USA
Vonage Holdings Corp. (NYSE:VG) will hold a conference call on Thursday, November 6 at 10:00 am ET to discuss the third quarter earnings for 2008. ...
Read the Full Story..
Vonage Defies Gravity to Win Funding Prize
E-Commerce Times - Oct 20, 2008
By Jeff Meisner Vonage has scored a deal that will enable it wipe most of its quarter-billion-dollar debt off the company's books. ...
Read the Full Story..
Vonage Holdings Corp. Announces Date of Earnings Release and ...
Earthtimes (press release), UK - Oct 21, 2008
The earnings release will be available on Vonage's Investor Relations website at http://ir.vonage.com. Management will host a webcast discussion of the ...
Read the Full Story..
Monday, October 20, 2008
PhonePower Youtube Video
The video is promoting the PhonePower monthly plan at $9.95. But the $9.95 rate is only for the first three months. After that it becomes $14.95/month, though its still a bargain compared to "The Phone Companies".
PhonePower also is now offering a 1 Year Free service for its yearly plan for $200, which becomes a much cheaper plan.
You can read a detail PhonePower and other digital phone service reviews here.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
PhonePower Voip Home Phone Service
PhonePower is now offering a Free Year of service when you sign up for their yearly plan for $200.
This is a great deal considering there is no contract and you get an extra line for free, which lets you make two calls simultaneously from two different phones attached to teh PhonePower voip adapter or receive call on two phones at the same time.
Some Highlights of the plan:
More details of this offer can be found here.
This is a great deal considering there is no contract and you get an extra line for free, which lets you make two calls simultaneously from two different phones attached to teh PhonePower voip adapter or receive call on two phones at the same time.
Some Highlights of the plan:
- Unlimited local and long distance calls in the USA and Canada
- Yearly plan at $199 1 Free Year + 1 Free Line
- Excellent Call Quality
- Activation Fee waived for Online Signups
- Free Equipment
- Low international Rates
More details of this offer can be found here.
Friday, May 25, 2007
Jangle.com raises the Voip bar with Free Private Calls
Jangl.com, the next generation voip kid in the block, is offering a new and unique free calling service using which you can be called by your email id and you don't have give away your phone numbers.
Sounds confusing. Yes. Let me explain.
How it works.
You sign up with Jangl.com with your phone# and email id. And then place this link http://callme.jangl.com/youemailid@xyz.com on your website, blog, myspace, ebay listing.
Callers just click on your link to get a virtual phone number to call you, without ever knowing your real number. The caller makes the first call your virtual nunber and leaves you voice messages which is sent to your email. If you want to talk with the caller, you can get the caller's virtual number to call him/her back and forward their calls to your phone.
Where can you use it?
In any web platform like your blog, website, ebay listing, virtually any where on the web. The unique advantage is, you don't give away your phone#, yet callers can call you.
Match.com, a top dating site in the US, is now using Jangle.com's service. Members can call others they are insterested in without knowing their real phone#.
Sunday, April 08, 2007
Vonage! What Next?
Voip pioneer Vonage got a temporary reprive from an almost certain death sentence when a federal appeals court temporarily stayed a federal judge's order that Vonage stop signing up new customers until it stops infringing on patents held by Verizon.
U.S. District Judge Claude Hilton ruled Friday morning that Vonage stop signing new customers after a jury found that it had infringed on several patents held by telecom giant Verizon. Hilton said he considered the possibility that his order could result in bankruptcy for Vonage, which has seen its stock price plummet in recent months.
So what next and can it survive the patent verdict. What will happen to its existing customer base.
I think Vonage will be bought by a telecom company and most probaly Verizon at a throw away price. Verizon will acquire 2 million paying customers at a price which will be miniscule compared to what Vonage paid to acquire those customers. Per Buckingham Research Associates analyst Qaisar Hasan Vonage spends at least $300 acquiring each customer.
The next question is if Vonage fails, will VOIP survive. I think any technology which challenges the status quo and brings discernible cost cutting to consumers will survive whether the company which pioneered the technology survives or not. There will definitely be a shake up in the voip industry. Smaller comanies will get acquired or merge with one another to add critical mass. But the voip technology is here to stay.
U.S. District Judge Claude Hilton ruled Friday morning that Vonage stop signing new customers after a jury found that it had infringed on several patents held by telecom giant Verizon. Hilton said he considered the possibility that his order could result in bankruptcy for Vonage, which has seen its stock price plummet in recent months.
So what next and can it survive the patent verdict. What will happen to its existing customer base.
I think Vonage will be bought by a telecom company and most probaly Verizon at a throw away price. Verizon will acquire 2 million paying customers at a price which will be miniscule compared to what Vonage paid to acquire those customers. Per Buckingham Research Associates analyst Qaisar Hasan Vonage spends at least $300 acquiring each customer.
The next question is if Vonage fails, will VOIP survive. I think any technology which challenges the status quo and brings discernible cost cutting to consumers will survive whether the company which pioneered the technology survives or not. There will definitely be a shake up in the voip industry. Smaller comanies will get acquired or merge with one another to add critical mass. But the voip technology is here to stay.
Monday, October 02, 2006
Lingo Voip - more Free International Calls
Lingo Voip, an economy voip service provider, added four new countries in the Asia-Pacific region to its global calling plan. Lingo subscribers to the global plan now can call Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea free. This brings the total number of countries included in Lingo’s global calling plan to 21 for $21.95 per month.
“The addition of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Singapore to Lingo’s global calling plan provides greater value and savings to Lingo’s broadband phone service customers,” said Ravi Bhatia, President of Lingo, Inc. “We appreciate all of our customers’ business and they can expect upcoming announcements that will further enhance our customers’ satisfaction.”
Read more about plans offered by Lingo Voip and current Lingo Deals.
“The addition of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Singapore to Lingo’s global calling plan provides greater value and savings to Lingo’s broadband phone service customers,” said Ravi Bhatia, President of Lingo, Inc. “We appreciate all of our customers’ business and they can expect upcoming announcements that will further enhance our customers’ satisfaction.”
Read more about plans offered by Lingo Voip and current Lingo Deals.
Lingo Voip - more Free International Calls
Lingo Voip an economy voip service provider added four new countries in the Asia-Pacific region to its global calling plan. Lingo subscribers to the global plan now can call Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea free. This brings the total number of countries included in Lingo’s global calling plan to 21 for $21.95 per month.
“The addition of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Singapore to Lingo’s global calling plan provides greater value and savings to Lingo’s broadband phone service customers,” said Ravi Bhatia, President of Lingo, Inc. “We appreciate all of our customers’ business and they can expect upcoming announcements that will further enhance our customers’ satisfaction.”
Read more about plans offered by Lingo Voip and current Lingo Deals.
“The addition of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and Singapore to Lingo’s global calling plan provides greater value and savings to Lingo’s broadband phone service customers,” said Ravi Bhatia, President of Lingo, Inc. “We appreciate all of our customers’ business and they can expect upcoming announcements that will further enhance our customers’ satisfaction.”
Read more about plans offered by Lingo Voip and current Lingo Deals.
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