I stumbled across a site featuring a blogger who goes by the moniker “Mr. Credit Card,” who bills himself as an expert adviser on topics like choosing a credit card. While I was not looking for any credit card information, I was stunned when I saw that the blog had a recent entry (this afternoon in fact) that reviewed Vonage’s VoIP service.
In lieu of what’s been going on these past few weeks with Vonage, (and my own previous post) I simply had to share.
I’m including the link to Mr. CreditCard’s Vonage VOIP Phone Service" href="http://askmrcreditcard.com/creditcardblog/review-of-vonage-voip-phone-service/">Review of Vonage VOIP Phone Service, and I’m only going to feature several notable quotes. For the full review (and for some pretty helpful credit card related advice), please click here.
It’s been a year since I signed up for Vonage’s service. And I have to say that I am very happy about it. Before I signed up, I did tons of research on the web and compared them with other services. Back then, I felt that Vonage offered the most value for the money. It was cheaper than Verizon VoiceWing...
...After switching to Verizon FIOS, my Vonage has been working like a charm. I have not had to make a single customer service call.
I’m not poking fun at Mr. CreditCard. Not at all. He’s entitled to like the service. I’m just wondering out loud that if Vonage works so well over Verizon’s FIOS, can Verizon possibly be thinking about buying Vonage outright? I mean, that thought’s never crossed anyone else’s mind before… Right?
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