  ptrowski Got Helix? Premium join:2005-03-14 Putnam, CT clubs: | reply to best4me Re: Unlimited calling to world?
Patience grasshopper, I would imagine it takes some time. |
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  forever wait
@cargill.com | reply to best4me wait for one more week  |
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  VTTanya
join:2008-09-26 Clifton Park, NY
1 edit | reply to best4me We have recently launched a new International Calling Add-on package. You pay just $8.95 per month (plus applicable taxes) and calls to over 60 countries around the world would be added to your calling area. Please note, calls to cell phones, or other special country codes are not included.
With our $189 promotion, divided across 24 months, you are paying just $7.87 per month for home phone service. When you add the $8.95 International package, that is just $16.82 per month. Thats $8.17 lower than the package Vonage is currently offering. If you are taking advantage of our 18 month promo for $199, you will still be looking at a savings of about $5 per month.
You may contact phone support via 1-866-626-7150 to speak with a live representative for more information. If you would like to add this package to your account, simply submit a ticket to our Billing Department. |
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  dcurrey Premium join:2004-06-29 | For those with inquiring minds what countries? |
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  VTTanya
join:2008-09-26 Clifton Park, NY | The same countries that Vonage is currently covering. |
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  dcurrey Premium join:2004-06-29
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1 edit | So its landlines in
Andorra Argentina Australia Austria Bahamas Bahrain Belgium Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Canada Chile China Colombia Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Guadeloupe Guam Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Japan Jordan Kenya Latvia Luxembourg Macedonia, Republic of Macau Malaysia Malta Mexico Monaco Netherlands New Zealand Norway Peru Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Saipan San Marino Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Thailand Turkey United Kingdom United States U.S. Virgin Islands Venezuela Zambia |
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 bommenarao
join:2004-05-19 Arvada, CO | reply to VTTanya Thanks for the update. Just to confirm, is India landline and Cellphone are included in this Plan??? If India cell phones are included I will jump on it. Thanks once again for the update. |
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 bommenarao
join:2004-05-19 Arvada, CO
1 edit | reply to VTTanya Just talked to viatalk customer rep. He said he thinks that India Cell phone calls are NOT included in this Unlimited world Plan. Vonage has India cell phones included in their plan. So any confirmation about the India Cell phones will be really helpful here. Thanks once again.
PS: Calls to Cellphone to India are cheaper than to the landlines, hence including cellphones to India make more sense. |
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  dcurrey Premium join:2004-06-29 1 edit | VTTanya specifically said "Please note, calls to cell phones, or other special country codes are not included." |
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 bommenarao
join:2004-05-19 Arvada, CO 1 edit | Yup, I see that, but calls to Cell phones to India are cheaper than to the landlines, hence it makes sense to have India cell phones included in this plan. Also Vonage plan has cell phone calls to india are included. |
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  kurra
@cargill.com | reply to best4me It seems NOT a good deal because of cell phones not included. |
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 gardrail
join:2009-07-29 Martinsburg, WV
| reply to VTBrendan said by VTBrendan :said by VTTanya :I think voipjunk was joking. I certainly don't plan on moving out of the continent anytime soon. I've got a plane ticket with your name on it ; ) Every time I've had to call tech support I've had an awesome experience. I don't foresee any changes in my service as far as transitioning to another provider.
Hey since I've been around for a while, any chance I can get in on that 199.00 for 2 years deal?  |
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 bommenarao
join:2004-05-19 Arvada, CO
| reply to kurra Yup, not a good deal at all since Cell phone calls to India are not included. After waiting for a week its kind of anti-climax for me. Oh well, since my contract is comming to an end, I will have to move to Vonage now. I was been with Viatalk for very beginning and do not want to go and try another provider, but vonage offer is tempting now. |
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  VTBrendan Viatalk Premium,VIP join:2005-06-27 Clifton Park, NY | Hi,
I will see what I can do about getting cellular minute to India included, however I can't make any promises at this point.
-Brendan |
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 bommenarao
join:2004-05-19 Arvada, CO | Thanks Brendan. Since the cell phone rate to India is cheaper than the landline call rate, I think adding it will add value to the package. Thanks once again. |
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  dcurrey Premium join:2004-06-29
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| What are you currently paying per month for calls to India cell phones. Granted you only have $5 savings over Vonages plan. So if heavy on cell usage vonage may be the way to go if Brendan can't cut a deal. At least he will attempt to accommodate your needs. Lets see AT&T CEO do that.  |
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 best4me
join:2005-03-30 Corvallis, OR | reply to best4me Vonage gives unlimited calling to India including cell phones. Matching this make sense.
If this happens, we can see once again huge new customers jumping on viatalk. |
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 best4me
join:2005-03-30 Corvallis, OR | reply to best4me Does this have any limited minutes or unlimited?. |
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 kurra
join:2009-09-29 | reply to best4me It seems, This international calling offer is not visible in ViaTalk website yet.
People like me will get this offer if they add free cellular calling aswell (may be they can increase price, instead of current 8$) |
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 davis_mc
join:2006-08-09 Colorado Springs, CO
| reply to best4me Is it me or why is Viatalk replicating what Vonage is doing? Granted the unlimited international calling is a value-add and something that it worth replicating BUT should there not be any to set it apart as more a value-add to for ViaTalk?
I would think so. Maybe different price (lower) or other tweaks other offerings like virtual international numbers?
What is ViaTalk doing on this to set it apart from Vonage and show more of a value-add to go with ViaTalk rather than Vonage? |
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