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For competitive rates, Phone Power serves every one, from a single-line residential customer to a corporate call center, and everyone in between. They also provider International calling plans that allow for unlimited calling to a specific number of countries (depending on the plan you select). Phone Power also provides helpful online quick links and e-guides to their customers seeking support, as well as support chat, email, and telephone number. They are even available for a select number of weekend hours!

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Editorial Review

Phone Power is a California-based VoIP company that delivers residential VoIP phone solutions throughout the US and Canada. Founded in 2005, Phone Power has a growing subscriber base and has earned a number of industry awards. In fact,the company was ranked the 30th Fastest Growing Company by Inc. 500, made the Top 22 on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500, and was also recognized as Editor’s Choice by VoIPReview.org.

Unlimited Calling

Phone Power’s home phone service plans offer unlimited calling to anywhere in the US and Canada, along with 60 minutes of free international calling to over 75 countries worldwide. Customers can choose from three different plans and payment terms: a 12-month contract term that starts at $9.95/month, a month to month subscription without a contract or prepay which begins at $19.95 per Month, and a 12-month prepaid plan that comes at the lowest monthly price of $8.33.

Powerful Phone Features

Aside from unlimited calling, each plan from Phone Power also includes over 45+ phone features (such as Mobile Phone App, Voicemail-to-Email, and Call Waiting Caller ID), a free second line and softphone, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee.

 
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Just switched from voip.com -- their 2yr-for-1 was very enticing. The setup was very easy, the sound quality very good. I seen a review about the volume setting of the ATA being too high -- I agree with that assessment; however, it is a very minor issue. I would recommend PhonePower to anyone.

Very inexpensive, good sound quality, free cloned line.
Too loud ATA, but it is a very minor issue
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Great Service @ Affordable PriceI 'm going to post my whole review after this little blurb. First I have been in the computer field since I was a teenager and am 29 now. Before making your mind up whether to get PhonePower based on the mixed reviews\horror stories? Think about this saying "There are two sides to every story and somewhere in the middle you will find the truth?". With any service that goes over the internet there are going to be hiccups. In a perfect world the internet would be perfect eg. ISPs would clear congestion immediately on their networks, servers would not crash, there would not be any mis-communication, people would meet each other in the middle over disagreements. Since this is NOT A PERFECT world and s#$t does happen, it takes alot less effort to smear a company on the internet then it does to work with them. Before you order PhonePower take the time and do some preparation. A good place to start is by running this test a few times spread out over 24 hours. http://speedtest.phonepower.com/repeat.html If you need some help interpreting and\or unsure about the results give them a call. Most people would agree taking 10-15 minutes to help ensure trouble free service is alot better then porting your number, then b!@#ching that PhonePower, ISP, etc. screwed you over? Next VoIp is NOT perfect! I will repeat NOT PERFECT! If you ISP is experiencing packet loss, jitter, congestion, your call(s) may sound like s@#t? There is generally not much that can be done about this? For instance out of hundreds of calls we make a month, we might get one that has a slight echo. Granted our ISP is not the best but is certainly not the worst. Lastly, remember why you are switching to VoIp? TO SAVE $$$... It usually is a trade off between quality of service vs. cost and features. Will Verizon give you Caller ID, Call Waiting, Voice mail, 5,000 long distance minutes, plus the ones in the link below for 20.00 or less? Just something to think about before someone reading this feels the need to whine because there service "sucks" http://www.phonepower.com/services/voip/features.aspx If you like this review, have something to add, need a little extra help, etc. feel free to contact me at this url. http://www.dslreports.com/useremail/u/1387637 ---MY REVIEW--- I ordered my service on the 26th and put in a request to have my number ported ASAP. My number was ported without any problems; in fact Verizon hit the button within an hour of getting my device. Hooked up my device to my Linksys WRT54G and my voice had a 5 second lag and was choppy. Tech support called me back 3-5 times after being disconnected and trying different options. The DDWRT firmware showed that I was using 70kbps of upstream bandwidth? After giving up on phone support simply because I was so frustrated because it was so time consuming I decided to see if someone on Live Chat could help me. Well I decided to re-group my thoughts and started out by asking him if anyone had problems with the Linksys WRT54G. In fact they had and he said it had to do with the SPI setting not turning off. I remembered turning it off before but nothing happened. So I’m like what the hell I’m going to give it another shot. That made all the difference! To give back to the community I made some screen shots to show people my setup with a Westell 2200 in bridge mode. Just follow them and you will be good to go. Also make sure to setup a DHCP static IP and a DMZ. »www.mediafire.com/napster Concept is the same for most any router to work with PhonePower the location of the options are just different. As an added bonus I added a voice mail they left me to show how friendly\laid back they are. I asked to be called back in the mourning and the rep made it with 11 minutes to spare. Special thanks to DSLR label PcInTech (www.wildcatrecording.com) who runs an indie record label out Massena and cleaned up the audio for me.

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PhonePowerI used my own SPA942. Set up was EASY! Just do it! I never reviewed any other product in my life. I had to recommend this one. It worked better than I expected. All the features with only a fraction of the cost. They couldnt port my phone number while vonage could.

SPA942 setup was very easy. Great sound quality. All the features a small business could want.
Couldn't port my phone number; but, I liked them so much I have my phone calls forwarded from another service just to use these guys. Also no fax yet.
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Couldnt be much better
I read a lot reviews, and waited 3 months before getting my first VOIP system.  I have had this new PhonePower.com system connected for 4 days, and it is perfect so far. 
I use a SMC Router directly connected to a standard 5 meg Charter supplied cable modem.  I ordered the HT502 VOIP adapter from PhonePower, which was free except for $14.95 shipping and handeling. (a bit high, but I suspect it pays for the unit also)
Ignoring the instructions I connected the adapter to an available port on my router.  I plugged in a spare phone to the adapter and connected its power supply.  I waited till the green lights showed up, picked up the phone and it just plain worked!  I did some test calls... sound quality was perfect... not good, I mean perfect.  Identical to the AT&T line.
By connecting the adapter downstream from the router I did not have to disturb the existing 5 computers I have connected to it. (8 port router).  I considered this a huge bonus, as I had planned on an afternoon of resetting, and sorting out IP address issues.  As it turns out I did not put a rating in for their tech support above, because I've never talked to them since it worked right out of the box!
With the taxes, shipping, fees, etc... my total charge was (advertised at $199) $253.26 for 24 months of unlimited service... thats still only works out to be $10.55/month. 
Lessons Learned that might help others:
1. Order whatever the companies recommended adaptor is.  DONT try to use an existing one... unless you can verify you have an exact matching model and firmware level with customer support in advance.
2. Order the transfer of your current phone number to be at least  10 days in the future.  This way, there is time for the adaptor to arrive and you can set it up immediately and test outgoing calls and has good quality with your setup BEFORE the phone company transfers your number.  This will give you a little cushion to resolve any issues.  Then when the transfer day comes you just need to attach the primary house line and you are done.  If they connection cannot be resolved you can call your existing phone company and cancel the number transfer.
 
 

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Got phone power? Welcome to beta testing!
I have been using them as my office phone system for 5 months now and would not recomend it to anybody at all.
Their system is a mess. I am unable to set up my attendant because they have 'an issue' that they are aware of and supposedly have been working on for 19 days. They steal 30 minutes of my workday EVERY DAY: I can't set my phone to work from 8-5! It has to be 8:30-5!
Yet they are pissed that I keep calling every week to ask why it's not fixed.
When I was porting my number they assured there will be no outgage - my phone was a dead line for 6 hours.
They introduce new featuers every month so it looks good in comparison to other providers but they don't care if they work or not.
The supervisor of development department doesn't seem to see it as a problem.
They advertise it as unlimited, but it is not - you get 5000 minutes and I'm getting close to the limit.
 
Issues I had with them:
 
Auto Attendant: Hours can't be specified from 8-5: NOT FIXED (19 days now)
Scheduled Overide: Buggy can't set up 'on call' system for my company: NOT FIXED
Call Log:  Stopped working one day: FIXED
Random Erros on Web Page: NEW! just started appearing, didn't have time to call them: NOT FIXED
 
Somtimes I think with sentiment about back when I had Embarq and just pressed *72 to transfer the phone when I left the office. At least it worked and I didn't need a team of developers fixing it every day.
 

-When it works it's really good, however that's not the case very often.-Easy to set up-Super cheap and super easy international calling 
-100% Unreliable-New problem every week-Bunch of IT guys living in a different reality
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Phone Power - great price and excellent phone service
We have used Phone Power since December of 2008 (over 4 months now). It is all good. The price is exceptional. Sound quality of calls is excellent. We can't think of any negatives to the change. We get super phone service (with all the features the typical user could want) for a very fair price. Set up was trivial: take the adaptor out of the box, connect it, start making calls. The web interface works fine for setting up speed dials, etc. Our one call to technical support wasn't even for tech support but was answered quickly, helpfully, and politely. We would recommend that anyone considering VOIP take a serious look at Phone Power.

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I did not sign up for their service yet, but I was impressed with their honesty.  I've been having quality issues with AT&T for faxing so we are switching to VoIP.  When I told the sales girl with Phone Power that it would be used for faxing, she immediately warned me that they do not completely support faxing at the time of my call.  The hold time was not too bad, just a few minutes for sales.  She spoke clear English, which was a huge relief, and the price she gave me was very competitive from what I've seen.  I just wish they could guarantee their service for faxing.

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The review below of rkaczano is all wet!
who make write such inane and moronic reviews do everyone a disservice. People, get your facts straight before dissing a company or service! I recommend PhonePower without reservation (and, for all of your conspiracy theorists out there, no, I don't work for PhonePower, I'm just a happy customer).

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Excellent VOIP Provider
There have been a lot of reviews of PhonePower that are just rubbish, particularly from some idiot, (http://www.whichvoip.com/voip/user_reviews/phone_power_voip_review.htm, review date of Jan. 15, 2009), who wrote essentially a book on why he doesn't like PhonePower that is just nonsensical and full of inaccuracies (and to this moronic reviewer, no I don't work for PhonePower). Having previously had Verizon VoiceWing for over a year until receiving notice they were shutting down, I did extensive research on VOIP providers. What attracted me to PhonePower was the price ($200 for 2 years including a cloned line for unlimited minutes, well almost, 5000 outgoing, unlimited incoming), the ease of use on their web site, the fact that their customer service and tech support is U.S. based (yeah!!), the fact that in addition to having the ability to enter chats with their customer service and tech support that they will automatically email the chat text to you (indicating that they are not afraid to stand behind what they tell you in a chat) and the fact that they have a forum on DSLReports.com that solicits user input. I had been considering Broadvoice as my brother swears by them (and they appear to be a good company also), but PhonePower's price and ease of contact won me over. Plus, unless Broadvoice and other VOIP providers, PhonePower does not charge an activation fee (activations fees are total ripoffs).
As far as my experience with them goes, first they ported my number on the day I selected, always a good sign. Second, I had some issues with my Actiontec MI424WR (a real POS router in my opinion) and Verizon FIOS, which they were able to work around. The ATA PhonePower sent me used, the Grandstream HT502, is a better device than the Linksys PAP2 that I used with VoiceWing. I am able to access the HT502's web page to view status and can configure Basic Settings. The Advanced Settings tabs can not be accessed by users but that is understandable as VOIP novices could really screw things up. However, if you are knowledgeable (or even if you're not) in the ways of VOIP and SIP, you can BYOD with PhonePower just fine and configure away your device to your heart's content.
In terms of voice quality, its is as good or better than what my POTS line used to be and better than VoiceWing (I understand to some they may not be saying much but VoiceWing, while not great, was not that bad). I can't speak to the quality of other VOIP providers, but I know that the most important factors are you broadband speeds (up and down) and the quality of your ATA. Having FIOS I get outstanding rates and I can also adjust my QoS settings in my ActionTec (one thing it is good for), both which certainly contribute to the excellent quality I get. But in any event, PhonePower is doing nothing to stand in the way of my voice quality. In terms of features, their voice mail, both over the phone and on their web site is easy to use and I also receive emails of my voice mail. The cloned line is terrific. It means my wife and I can both be on the phone at the same time with having only one number (very convenient). Calls are properly routed, both incoming and outgoing. And their customer service and tech support and responsive and professional
In sum, I am very happy with PhonePower and you should not pay any attention to any review that slams them.

PriceNo activation fee!Voice QualityFeaturesU.S. based customer service/tech support!!!Chat capabilities including emails of chats  
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I tried Phonepower after reading other reviews and the deal with the cloned line for two years for only $200.  That's a good deal, but with some problems.    Returned device (make sure you return via a trackable shipper-UPS, Fedex, etc.) but I had to prove THEY received it... Then I had to call and DEMAND a refund (within my 30 day trial).... They're making me jump through hoops to get my refund and not a good feeling.  I want to recommend the service, but their retun policy makes me think otherwise.
I've tried Vonage ($25/mo), Phonepower ($200/2 years) and now I'm with T-mobile-at-Home ($10/mo) since my cell provider is Tmobile. Tmobile has best customer service (Like wow, that's awesome.....thanks for using T-mobile....), their feature set isn't as good, no website configuration possible-yet.  Must call in to change ring-settings, etc.
The quality on Tmobile At Home is as good as Vonage, better than Phonepower.
I can't recommend PhonePower after I went through the cancellation process.  They were good up until you want to cancel, then they make you jump through hoops.... not fun.
I'd recommend T-mobile if you already have cell service with them, otherwise go with PhonePower if price matters, but quality will suffer.

Inexpensive, less than $10/month; Cloned Line is Cool; Nice feature set (not as easy to naviate/use as Vonage, but similar features); Easy setup; Better customer service than Vonage; Tech Support is great; Inexpensive (yeah, it is a good deal)
Return process is stacked against you....beware and document/copy everything-TWICE!; Takes awhile for device to sync then activate (power failures, reboots, etc) Avg about 5 minutes! Vonage is less than 60 seconds.; Static/Delay on Calls; Cal Forwarding/Simultaneous Ring is complicated/cumbersome to setup, doesn't always work; Device must be ahead of any rounters on network (possible attack from internet?); Very Limited access to the Router Software (can change fixed IP, DHCP, password....nothing else!); Doesn't work with T-Mobile Blackberry 8800 & CallerID (won't forward CID info to Tmobile....Tmobiles fault, but an issue!); Trial starts day of order, not delivery date; Fax doesn't work over PhonePower voip, but works across Vonage fine.
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Phone Power

Winnetka , CA
United States
2005Year Founded
75%Recommend
161User Reviews

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Service Locations

  • United States
  • Canada
  • Puerto Rico
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The Skinny

Phone Power offers residential and international plans on top of VoIP hardware installation guides in order to meet all of your calling needs. Their home phone service is the same plan with three different pricing tiers, and offers you nearly unlimited calling throughout the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. You can even keep your current phone number with Phone Power's residential calling plan! Phone Power also has three International plans available, and depending on how many countries you call determines what plan is right for you.

If you aren't satisfied with their service, Phone Power offers its customers a 30 Day money back guarantee.

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The Rub

For home phone service, Phone Power provides consumers with the USA/Canada Unlimited Calling plan. If you are willing to sign a long-term contract, Phone Power can guarantee lower monthly rates. Then again, their monthly package isn’t exorbitant, either, so you can't go wrong with affordable phone service whether or not you want to sign a contract with Phone Power.

Each unlimited plan, regardless of the term (1 year prepay, 1 year contract, or monthly) will get you virtually unlimited calling. You can make and receive inbound calls without a limit, and are granted 60 minutes a month of international calling. Plus, with their USA/Canada Unlimited Calling plan, Phone Power provides a mobile phone app, free activation, and a free cloned second line. 

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Bottom Line

If you know that you need a dependable VoIP phone service that will help you save money, opt for the 1-year prepay to save the most money. However, be sure to consult Phone Power's website As a trustworthy and reputable residential VoIP provider for ten years, they can provide you the phone service and customer support that you require to stay connected. Plus, their support team is 100% US-based, and their website offers e-guides as well as tech support chat.

While the monthly rate is entirely affordable and much less than a traditional phone provider, taxes, fees, shipping, and handling still apply to your order. 

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Awards

Phone Power has received the following awards:

  • Gold Award Top Ten Reviews 2013
  • Deloitte Technology Fast 500 2012
  • Inc. 500's 30th Fastest Growing Private Company in America
  • Editor's Choice Voip Review
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Our Two Cents

Phone Power makes it easy to have an affordable residential VoIP phone system. They offer three differnet payment options in their USA/Canada plans: a Monthly Average (as a 1-year prepay), a 12-Month Term, and a No Contract option. This makes it easy for users to choose a term that they are most comfortable with. Even still, Phone Power offers a 30-Day money back guarantee to its customers. These calling plans also offer customers the option to keep their current number for free, when other providers do so for a charge.

Phone Power's residential VoIP plans also have a mobile phone app, faxing capabilities, and free activation on top of many calling features. Your calling plan also comes with an allotted number of internationl minutes per month for calling to select countries. One thing unique to Phone Power is that they give you a free second cloned line with your service, which allows you to make or receive calls using the same phone number. 

Plan Info
Plan Name Home Phone USA/Canada Plan
Plan Summary With Phone Power for your home phone, you get to keep your existing number, have unlimited calling to the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, access to a mobile phone app, free activation, and a free cloned second line. All for a low monthly cost and a 30-Day money back guarantee if you aren't satisfied!
Key Features
  • Unlim. Calls US & Canada
  • Money Back Guarantee
  • Mobile Phone App
  • Free Activation
Notes Prepay for one year of service and get the lowest monthly cost. This Plan is available in the following countries :
  • United States
  • Canada
  • Mexico
  • Plan Pricing & Services1
    Regular Price $8.33
    Promo Price N/A
    Price Disclaimer $8.33 is monthly average with 1-year prepay
    Setup Fees Free
    Activation Fees Free
    Number Porting Fee Free
    BYOD Yes
    Termination Fee Free
    Unlimited Minutes Yes
    Toll Free3 Yes
    Plan Pricing Tiers2
    Annual Contract Paid Monthly
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    • 1-year contract : $9.95 / mo.
    Month to Month
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    • No contract : $19.95 / mo.
    Annual Contract Prepay
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    • 1-year prepay : $5.99 / mo.
    	
    Toll Free
    Setup $0.00
    Monthly $5.00 /mo.
    Included Min. N/A
    Add'l Min. Cost $0.04 /min.
    Faxing
    Setup N/A
    Monthly Included
    Included Pages N/A
    Add'l Pages Cost N/A
    Number Availability & Details
    Area Code Selection
    Local Number Port
    Number Port
    Toll-Free Number
    Virtual Numbers
    Equipment Options
    SIP/BYOD
    Phone Credit
    IP Phone Included
    IP Phone For Sale
    ATA Included
    ATA For Sale
    Plan Minutes
    Local Min. Included
    Add'l Local Min. Cost N/A
    Long Distance Unlimited
    Incl. Long Distance Min. N/A
    Add'l Long Distance Min. Cost N/A
    Plan Features3
    Admin Dashboard/Portal Yes
    Anonymous Call Rejection Yes
    Auto Attendant No
    Barge No
    Business SMS No
    Busy Lamp Field No
    Call Analytics No
    Call Announce No
    Call Continuity No
    Call Forwarding Yes
    Call Forwarding - Advanced No
    Call Hold Yes
    Call Logs/Reports Yes
    Call Me Now No
    Call Monitoring No
    Call Notifications Yes
    Call Park No
    Call Pass No
    Call Queuing No
    Call Recording No
    Call Return Yes
    Call Routing Yes
    Call Screening No
    Call Transfer No
    Call Waiting Yes
    Caller ID Yes
    Caller ID - Dynamic Yes
    Caller ID Block Yes
    Caller ID Control Yes
    Click-to-call Me No
    Click-to-dial Yes
    Conference Bridge No
    Conference Calling Yes
    Custom Greetings Yes
    Custom Tagging No
    Desktop Integration Client No
    Dial-by-Name Directory Yes
    Directory Assistance (411) Yes
    Do Not Disturb Yes
    E911 Yes
    Fax to Email No
    Find Me/Follow Me No
    Group Paging No
    HD Video Conferencing No
    HD Voice No
    Hunt Groups No
    Interactive Voice Response No
    Local Number Portability No
    Mobile App Yes
    Mobile/Desktop Sync No
    Music on Hold No
    Redial No
    Ring Groups No
    Selective Call Acceptance Yes
    Selective Call Rejection Yes
    Shared Call Appearance No
    Simultaneous Ring Yes
    Softphone Yes
    Speed Dial Yes
    Switchboard Software No
    Telephone Numbers (DIDs) No
    Third Party Softphones No
    Unified Inbox No
    User Portal Yes
    Video Conferencing No
    Virtual Extensions No
    Virtual Fax No
    Visual Voicemail No
    Voicemail Yes
    Voicemail to Email Yes
    Voicemail Transcription No
    Whisper No
    1Plan pricing displayed here has been sourced directly from the provider's website or via the provider's sales team. Pricing is subject to change without notice. Check provider's website for most current pricing.Plan pricing may differ based on the country for which you are requesting service.
    2To determine the number of users for your VoIP phone system, count the number of devices you need, including desk phones, softphones, conference phones, and fax machines.
    3The following plan features (offered by the provider) are either included in the plan, available for an additional fee, or unavailable. Check with provider for most current feature listing and any prices that may be incurred.

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