PowerNet Global is a full-service residential, business, and wholesale VoIP service provider based out of Cincinannti, Ohio.
PowerNet Global offers a smorgasbord of VoIP and data services. That means a whole lot: Ready? For business, PowerNet Global offers:
"IF YOU LIKE SKYPE, YOU WILL LOVE THE VOIPBUSTER" is their tagline.
VoipBuster is a "free" voip service provider that offers free in-network calls, a la Skype, their biggest competitor. Like Skype, they offer unlimited free in-network calls but they've focused only on audio calls instead of video calls. They advertise various free calling days and decently low international rates.
How does VoipBuster compare to Skype? Let us know. Write a review!
TPAD is an international VoIP calling service, with headquarters in the United Kingdom and service centers around the globe. TPAD offers credit-per-minute VoIP service, plus one low connection fee of 7 cents. It encourages users to buy minutes in bulk (because it advertises a discount for the larger purchase).
Please post your reviews of TPADs VoIP service.
JoiPhone advertises itself as bringing "joi" (sic) to your life with their low rates for residential VoIP service. They're celebrating their 10th year in business in 2010 and offering a new special for JoiPhone unlimited - a $30 instant rebate when you sign up for a year. JoiPhone also offers excellent, US-based customer service.
Sunrocket was a VoIP provider that went out of business in 2007. Many VoIP companies reached out to former Sunrocket customers, which, at the time, was an up-and-coming VoIP provider.
Please give us your Sunrocket experience, if you can remember it. You may notice that several of our reviewers have mentioned Sunrocket in the past - that's because they switched to their current (or then-current) VoIP provider after Sunrocket imploded.
Your Choice offers voip for residential, business or wholesale.
Enjoy ultra-low long distance rates on your home phone without the hassle, access to amazing long distance rates without the need for calling cards and access codes. International rates start at just 4¢ per minute! No contracts, no commitments.
Convex Communications is one of the leading wholesale and retail providers of International telecommunications services including Voice, Internet Telephony, and mobile signaling services.
Convex Communications has global presence with its main NOC at Singapore and regional offices in Malaysia, and USA.
Get all of the features you expect from a normal phone service with all of the value, flexibility and convenience that VoIP technology provides.
The Unlimited Plan offers just that - unlimited outbound and inbound calling across the 48 Contiguous US States and Canada at a low price! This plan provides all of the features you'd expect from a normal phone service: a phone number in the area code of your choice, voicemail, call waiting, caller ID and more. Add the optional Broadband Phone Adapter and use this service with your existing home phone.
Cordia is a global communications provider of traditional wireline and Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) technologies. Their passion is to provide unparalleled customer support and their goal is to give customers the services and ease of use they need, coupled with the savings and maximum efficiency they expect.
Halafone is a leading provider of Internet Telephone Services in the USA&UK offering a wide range of VOIP based telephone products and services to both business and residential customers.Halafone is an Internet Telephone Service provider.
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