NextAdvisor.com launches new Phone Power VoIP review
Posted by Joe on August 8th, 2008
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New voice over IP providers are popping up every day to keep up with the dramatic growth of new VoIP subscribers in the United States. One new provider, Phone Power, has caught our attention with its compelling mix of low cost unlimited service plans and consumer friendly policies, such as no activation or cancellation fees. Today we are launching our new review of Phone Power VoIP service.
Phone Power offers 6 months of unlimited service for $89.95 and 18 months of unlimited service for $199.95. Both of these plans offer exceptional values for consumers that are willing to trade a long term commitment for lower effective monthly fees. The downside is that Phone Power doesn’t offer any refunds for subscribers that sign up for a long term contract and decides to cancel at a later date.
Our favorite option is Phone Power’s unlimited monthly plan. It is just $9.95 per month for the first three months and $14.95 per month thereafter. This a very cost effective, unlimited calling plan that still represents a good value to subscribers but doesn’t lock them into longer term contracts.
You can learn more by reading our full review of Phone Power or by visiting our reviews and comparison of VoIP providers.
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August 22nd, 2008 at 2:16 pm
I signed up for PHONE POWER on a promotion for 10 a month or something. I paid $44 to send the adapter. I never got the damned thing to work and they were NO HELP. They were surly and rude — totally condescending! After the promo I sent their adapter back after the promo ended, for another $8 or soI then got an email from them saying that they didn’t get the power plug for the damned thing and billed me another $99.99!!! I know I sent the thing in, I put it together, left it, put it back in the box and sent it back. I don’t have the thing in my house! SO I PAID $44 + $8 + $99.99 = $151.99 for no phone service.
If you want to spend $151.99 for no service, use PHONE POWER. If you value your dollar, stay far away from them.
August 22nd, 2008 at 2:20 pm
Thank you very much for your comment. Obviously every subscriber’s experience will be different with each VoIP service. That is why we have reviewed multiple providers so that consumers can make their own educated decision about the service that is right for them.
Thanks again for your feedback.
Joe Fahrner
NextAdvisor.com
November 21st, 2008 at 8:56 am
Thank you very much for nice content.