VOIP - Home Phone Deals (Under $10 pr/mnth!)

[AlexVOIP]

since the mishap with the little boy a few years back, the voip providors are much more careful with 911 calls.

they tell you straight up to make sure your info is up to date. call 911, and they will confirm the location with you, and then stay on with you while they connect you to your local 911.

i pay like $40 a year for my home phone. i have used 911 once with my voip over the past few years. i did not feel like i had substandard service.

Thanks Anisa, believe majority of cases do reflect your experience.

[AlexVOIP]

Thought to open up this thread as we keep on working with the providers to offer unique deals in Canada.

- Localphone Coupon Code (Gives up to $5 of bonus credit)
http://www.gonevoip.ca/exclusive-localphone-5-coupon/

- Rebtel Voucher (Gives 25% of bonus credit)
http://www.gonevoip.ca/exclusive-rebtel-voucher/


Either of these may be used from landline, mobile, smartphone app, web or desktop computer.

As you can see there are choices available - there's more to come; as we continue to work with the long distance providers will be updating here.

Enjoy!

[AlexVOIP]

While I don't have a new offer (at least today, but we're workin' on them!) thought to post this update...

The Times They are a-Changin... a VOIP Provider bids for a wireless operator: http://www.gonevoip.ca/fongo-bids-fo...mobile-canada/

[anisa]

..which is OK if you're able to speak and know where you are. Unfortunately not all callers know where they are, or are able to answer the operator's questions.

excellent point

[AlexVOIP]

Hi Just to let you know the special for NEW customer with Phone Power @ $4.99 per month (~ $140 for 24-months of service) expires tomorrow.

Review here: http://www.gonevoip.ca/phone-power-residential-review

[leonidas]

That's the same advertised price I got for voip.com - it's an awesome deal. So far, so good. Ciao monthly phone bills!!

This long weekend went away for Eastern and we used our phone via laptop with the included windows app - sweet!

[AlexVOIP]

Just so you know we got the offer extended for Phone Power @ $4.99 Also the $15 off Talkit using our coupon code is still valid through mid April.

Reviews
Phone Power: http://www.gonevoip.ca/talkit-residential-review
Talkit: http://www.gonevoip.ca/talkit-residential-review

[AlexVOIP]

How to make an awesome offer even better? Here's how people: Exclusive gonevoip discount coupon for Phone Power!

http://www.gonevoip.ca/exclusive-15-...scount-coupon/

Enjoy!

[AlexVOIP]

Sorry to hear Karamelo you missed this PP discount.

The upswing is we keep working with the providers to ensure we get the best rates; and as you attest voip.com rate is we believe on of the best you can find anywhere in Canada.

[leonidas]

Indeed is hard to beat these deals. Thanx Alex will pass along - SC effect

[AlexVOIP]

We're working on getting some more specials -more to come..

In the meantime see these comparison cost tables - how you can be either spending or saving with long distance calls to:
- China: http://www.gonevoip.ca/cheap-long-di...alls-to-china/
- India: http://www.gonevoip.ca/cheap-long-di...alls-to-india/
- Philippines: http://www.gonevoip.ca/cheap-long-di...e-philippines/

Cheers!

Alex

[AlexVOIP]

As promised! Here is another discount

- Get $15 off BroadVoice (http://www.gonevoip.ca/broadvoice-discount-coupon/)

[LuvToUseCoupons]

Wish I could get some more info on this.
I have Bell land line and I want to switch phone company (need cheaper).
Are these land line phone?
Or do you have to have a computer/internet for these?

[AlexVOIP]

Good question LuvToUseCoupons!

VOIP is Voice Over-IP so implies using internet. You do not need to use a computer to use any of these and you could be saving between 50% to 90% (depending on your current plan)

In our site we also have tips on how to keep your internet and your VOIP phone line up and running 24x7 (http://www.gonevoip.ca/resources/voip-tips-tricks/ and http://www.gonevoip.ca/power-backup-in-a-voip-setup/). The use of your internet connection is minimum.

To clarify, you can still be using all your normal home phones that you have today at home. All you'll need is an adapter that will connect to your phone and to the internet. This called an ATA (Analog Telephone Adapter) - many of the providers we feature provide this for free.

Hope this helps!

[leonidas]

We switched Rogers and cannot tell the difference; well for one we can talk as much as my wife wants to.., I got my dad to switch (he had Bell) and the same my dad is saving even more as he used it more.. though my dad was complaining (even with Bell) that sometimes calls would just randomly drop.. turns out was the set of cordless phones he used had some battery issue of some sort. He got some new Panasonic DECT something and voila no more drop calls