VoIP FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about VoIP
What is a disconnect fee?
A disconnect fee is charged when customers cancel an annual plan after the trial or guarantee period. It's essentially a penalty for breaking the contract and is very similar to what you find with cellular phone companies.
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