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NexBoom vs Omnis Network

Compare NexBoom vs Omnis Network. Find out whether NexBoom or Omnis Network is better for your VoIP business or home needs. The experts at VoipReview have analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of NexBoom and Omnis Network and detailed analysis of the comparison can be found below.

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Overview:

The NexBoom ATA (Analog Telephone Adaptor) brings traditional telephones to the networked world. It is a handset-to-Ethernet adaptor that interfaces regular analog...

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Recent User Reviews

Was a Champion customer (they used Level 3 as their backbone) and life was good -- excellent actually. Nexboom took over, no more faxing, no more distinctive ring feature, no more good customer service, people complain to me that when they are ringing me the tone is disruptive, I have plenty of dropped calls now, level 1 tech support is awful, then sit in the que for level two tech support. From what I can disect, Nexboom has Nuvio provide their VoIP service, who contracts out to various backbone providers depending on circumstance. In summary I've put up with it long enough and am switching to Packet 8 as they use Level 3, Inc. for their backbone (like Champion did.)

Anonymous September 24th, 2007

I had service for years with Champion, no problems. Since the Nexboom switch, service quality is horrible, no fax either, and when I canceled service,they continued to charge me for months and finally, when they stopped, charged me a $19.99 disconnect fee after years of service. Please think hard before using nexboom.

Anonymous June 28th, 2007

I normally don't write these kinds of reviews, but I have been so happy with the service at Omnis Network that I felt compelled to share my experience with others.  I am fairly new to website design and was running into some difficulties while setting up my business website so I spent quite a bit of time with Omnis Tech Support.  They were incredibly patient with me and were always available when I needed them.  I actually do most of my website design on the weekends and never experienced any problem reaching someone on the line on Saturdays or Sundays.  It pays to have great service and because of this, my websites will always be hosted by Omnis Network!

pwalker7252 April 29th, 2010
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