Unlimited local & nationwide calling. TV, Internet, & phone for $33/each per month for the first year when purchased as a bundle.
Unlimited calling to the USA, Canada, and Puerto Rico. In-network calls are all free.
February 2010 update: Unia Telecom was acquired by Phantom Data Systems Inc. in 2007. Their VoIP service has been discontinued.
It's simple; Efonica delivers the highest possible quality products and services at the lowest possible costs. Efonica provides crystal clear connections, syncing you up with a global network. The internet made all of these connections possible, and it's Efonica that makes it simple to use. Try Efonica once, and you're sure to get "hooked."
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.
Q. Why isn't there any information for Sunrise Phone?
Because Sunrise Phone went out of business. We've kept their page up on the site to show you how far VoIP has come (and how far it has yet to go).
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