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!
I have no reason to regret my choice
I'm in an area of NJ not served by Verizon. My local phone company has passed through several hands and is currently Embarq (and they're about to be accquired). Each transfer has resulted in reduced quality of service. These usually take the form of long delay (or no) dial tone (call quality is OK). The penultimate insult was dropping my important conference call with work in mid-call with a 20 minute delay before dial tone was restored. Then last month, they slapped me with a 25% rate increase! And this is just for basic service (no calling features; LD via Lightyear (GREAT company!)). Obviously time for another option. Neighbors use Vonage with spotty results. Some research (especially here) made Phone Power the stand-out choice (as long as they remain in business). Went for broke and grabbed the $200 one-year special (2nd year free, free cloned 2nd line, free Grandstream HT502 and no charge for porting my existing number). This last was very important as I've had it for over 25 years. Found a $20 promo code that offset the $15 hardware shipping charge. Was a little worried that Embarq was not in the on-line order drop-down for transferring the existing number. Selected the first available transfer date (today). Waited over a week for any acknowledgment (dropped one star for that). Never had any contact with Customer Service (not needed). I received and an email stating that my account was set up. Last week , the HT502 arrived. Once installed, outbound calling was available. Today around noon no more Embarq dial tone. This time it was because my number was transferred! Call quality is OK (see Cons) features are great and voicemail retired my answering machine. So far I have no reason to regret my choice.