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 number. With Lingo, customers can make calls using their existing high-speed Internet connections to receive clear, reliable phone service. Lingo also offers customers the option to sign up for a long-term contract for bigger savings.
Nothing but problems
Nothing but problems with Lingo. The first router lasted a year. It took three weeks to replace it and I was not compensated for my time without telephone service. The second router lasted less than a year and I decided to cancel the service, and that took many phone calls and emails. I was told that I had to send the router back within 14 days or pay a $75 fee and that I would receive a return package. I was also charge $10 for closing the account. The return package arrived a month after the cancellation (I had paid to return the router a week after the cancellation.) I sent an email requesting verification that the router had been received and never got a response. Typically I review a product before I buy it but was suckered in by Lingo's low price. I suggest you do yourself a favor and review VOIP plans before you agree to buy the product.
Low price
Routers last less than a year. Customer Service is unreliable, unresponsive, and usually unavailable.
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