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Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford

Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartfordexisting comcast digital phone customersI have had Comcast digital phone service for years. I would like to get Comcast internet service, however, they do not give exiting phone customers any discounts. (Discount only applies to someone who is both a tv cable and...

Tags: Telecom & Utilities, INTERNET, Cable, phone, phone service, Pricey Comcast VoIP, Hartford

Discussion threads 2005-04-30

Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford

Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, HartfordBetter service for a better priceThrough Champion Communications. Price is $32.95 per month and comes with all the calling features including voice mail on e-mail, and soon to be e-fax. www.championcommunications.biz/1002405

Tags: Pricey Comcast VoIP, Hartford

Discussion threads 2005-04-16

Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford

Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, HartfordToo PriceyFor $40/mo you get what I already get from Vonage for $25/mo. Of course if you use Comcast's offerings, they probably won't block the ports that you need for VoIP to work.

Tags: Telephony, Comcast Corp., Pricey Comcast VoIP, Comcast VOIP, VoIP, Hartford

Discussion threads 2005-04-14

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Vonage says it may face bankruptcy

Vonage says it may face bankruptcyTheir service suk'danyway... there are a few other companies out their with much better technology. My home phone which is VOIP is just as crystal clear, if not better than the local Verizon. And I pay 2 cents a min for all long...

Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Litigation, bankruptcy, Adelphia Communications Corp., Vonage Holdings Corp., phone service

Discussion threads 2007-04-18

Vonage customers: Finding a new VOIP provider may be tricky

A federal judge basically kicked Vonage in the wind pipe today leaving 2.2 million lines hanging. The news: Vonage cant accept any new customers while it is still infringing on Verizons patents. This ruling doesnt hit me directly since Im a customer, but I also realize that Vonages business model--which...

Tags: Vonage, VOIP, Telecommunications, IP Telephony, General

Blog posts 2007-04-06

Consumers ready to ditch landlines

Consumers ready to ditch landlinesAnd what should corporations do?Offer their customers Naked DSL, because it has the word Naked and because you don't have to be tied down to a Land Line...Consumers ready to ditch landlinesI ditched my landline back in 2000. Moved somewhere, never got the landline hooked...

Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Cellular phones, Wireless LANs, WIRELESS, phone, cell phone, land line, Consumers Ready, Wi-Fi

Discussion threads 2005-10-25

Bells slash prices to lure broadband customers

Bells slash prices to lure broadband customersAnd Comcast remains as thick-skulled as ever..Cable companies clearly just don't get it. My cable company called me so many times I had to threaten a FCC complaint to get them to leave me alone. I tried to be nice several times...

Tags: Network technology, Broadband Internet, Telecom & Utilities, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Laszlo, cable, broadband, DSL, cable company, phone

Discussion threads 2005-08-23

Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford

Boston and Hartford will be Comcast's next two markets for its Comcast Digital Voice product. That's according to Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, who made the announcement yesterday in a public forum in Philadelphia. Not uncoincidentally, that's Comcast' home base.Service costs a base $39.95. As I have said before, and many...

Tags: Comcast Corp.

Blog posts 2005-04-14

VoIP hopeful Comcast and their customer 'service' problem

Fellow VoIP blogger Ted Wallingford has posted a tale of woe about the company I often refer to as "Comcash."Seems as though Ted's problems started almost a year after he installed Packet8 VoIP on his Comcast broadband connection.Packet 8's VoIP started dropping packets like mad. He called Comcast, but the...

Tags: Comcast Corp., VoIP, Ted Wallingford

Blog posts 2005-04-10

Analyst: Comcast VoIP should price less, explain more

In a previous post, I regaled Comcastfor its pricey VoIP service plans.I, like most of you,acquire a strong sense of validationwhen my arguments fall into line with those of others.I've just received an email from telcom analyst firm Nemertes Research. Robin Gareiss, Nemertes Executive Vice President & Senior Founding Partner,...

Tags: VoIP

Blog posts 2005-01-18