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Lingo vs VoIPdito
Compare Lingo vs VoIPdito. Find out whether Lingo or VoIPdito is better for your VoIP business or home needs. The experts at VoipReview have analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of Lingo and VoIPdito and detailed analysis of the comparison can be found below.
User Ratings & Reviews
- 59 Reviews
- 8 Reviews
Overview:
Lingo is a residential VoIP provider that offers home phone plans for nationwide and international calling. Lingo plans come with a number of included features, free calling to other Lingo subscribers, and even the option to keep your existing...
VoIPdito is a UK-based provider that focuses on providing businesses with hosted PBXs.
There is only one plan with VoIPdito.
If you would like to try VoIPdito first, there is a free...
Provider Info
- Website: lingo.com
- Headquarters Country: United States
- Founder Year: 2004
- Website:
- Headquarters Country:
- Founder Year: 2010
Plans Available*
- Lingo Unlimited - $14.95
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Users Average Rating
Recent User Reviews
Lingo made unauthorized changes to our account, including canceling active phone numbers without permission. A basic request to forward a phone line took two months, and their cancellation process has been intentionally difficult. We are still waiting on a final invoice. We didn't realize how badly we were being scammed until our new provider started looking into everything. We had phone numbers on our account that belonged to other businesses, and we were supposedly renting phones from Lingo. Now they are claiming we own them. No one at Lingo seems to know what they are doing, and getting anything resolved is nearly impossible. I work with many phone vendors and have never had this many issues. This is not how a phone company should operate. Our new phone company is more affordable and has provided fantastic service. I regret letting this drag on for as long as it did.
Horrible - Dishonest - Useless Customer Service - Lie about contracts They lie right off the bat when they call you. At least the guy who calls to hook you speaks your language. After that it's accents you can't translate from call centers with a million other voices in the background. I agreed to their services in 2018 with free first month and 6th month. That was a lie. Never happened! Tried the customer service on that. Of course they say they don't know anything about that. Customer service person I can't understand. Ask if there is someone who can speak better English and am told "NO" Can't email me. Doesn't care. Over the years, they have added about $25 to my bill. Bogus taxes - unexplained "Other Charges" Got a letter a few months ago with a bill. The bill was for my gradually ever-increasing bill amount, the letter says I'm being charged another $20+ for some other taxes they had failed to include on my bill for the last year. Paid that. Couldn't bring myself to suffer through a useless episode with overseas customer service agent. Finally sick of them, switched the line over to a cell with Verizon. Lingo continuing to bill me for a service they have not been providing for two months. Paid it once. The second time I call Customer service. Hung up on. Call again 15 minutes on hold - another guy I can't understand. What I am able to get from him: Verizon didn't notify them (A lie, Verizon can't use the number until Lingo releases it - I waited several days for that to happen) I am suppose to still owe the bills + more to come which will include a $200 Early termination charge!!! Say I am under some other contract that they can't provide me with. Just simply a lying scamming company . By the way, they were called Birch Communications when I signed up. They changed to Lingo somewhere along the line. Not BBB accredited - No shock there I'll update this when I get my next statement.
In general, the quality of voice is stable and easy to use with the Japanese menu, even though almost VoIP service vendors can NOT support the Japanese one.
I class myself as a larger SME having a property management business that has a few branches in different areas of the UK. The VoIP calls and conference calls have proved invaluable as I can talk to all my managers at once and eliminate the need to try and meet up or chat online. I first got PBX when I expanded to two offices, which my then host just about coped with, but when I had 3 they were hopeless, so I changed to VoIPdito. Being a savvy businesswoman, the free trial was what initially attracted me and I dare anyone to say different! Once that was over, I put together the package I needed and did the deal so to speak. A special mention for Steve in customer service who waited patiently while I ‘ummed and aarhed’, added stuff and took stuff away, but between the two of us I got my perfect package. VoIPdito will come with me when I open my next office later in the year, and I hope our relationship lasts for many years to come.



