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Old 11-07-2007, 02:29 AM
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thanks!

voicestick looks pretty good! too bad that it's not "free" to call to the DR like it is with many other locations that they offer. still it looks great!

gets pretty positive reviews too
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any comment on the equipment they offer re: head sets with the yearly plan?

$0.0875 cents/minute to call from Canada to a DR cell is a lot less that i pay now! ($0.0355 c/m to a landline!)

i need to do more research but this looks like what i've been seaching for!
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Old 11-07-2007, 04:48 AM
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assuming that the sound quality is good enough, etc, etc...

it really does seem like a good deal. i think i'll signup and give it a go! i already have a laptop/computer, Broadband internet and headset and that's really all that is required.

no need for a monthly plan, especially since the DR is NOT included in their "free" LD calls...but a lot of other places are. one of the plans may be better if you do a lot of overseas calls to places that they do not charge for though.

for me using the "next2nothing" pay-as-you-go plan would seem the best.

$0.02 cents/minute to anywhere in the,
i'm guessing continental, USA and Canada
$0.105 c/m to a DR cell phone
$0.0426 c/m to a DR landline

the basic prepaid monthly plan is $19.99

the LD rates to the DR, to a cell phone, are about $0.02 c/m cheaper and calls to N/A are "free"

"Ultimate USA & Canada Plan"
$0.0855 c/m to a DR cell
$0.0355 to a DR landline

still since the cheapest monthly plan is $19.99 AND you still have to pay for the DR regardless; unless you normally call long distance in North America and/or the DR for at least 1000 minutes combined it's better to pay-as-you-go.

also, for the Canadians, the "real number" that you get assigned seems to be either in the USA or United Kingdom with no apparent option for a number in Canada...which might not be the perfect solution as anyone calling you from Canada would have to pay LD charges...but that's their problem

i'll post about how good/bad i find it to be once i've had a chance to use it for a bit.

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Old 11-07-2007, 12:07 PM
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assuming that the sound quality is good enough, etc, etc...

it really does seem like a good deal. i think i'll signup and give it a go! i already have a laptop/computer, Broadband internet and headset and that's really all that is required.

no need for a monthly plan, especially since the DR is NOT included in their "free" LD calls...but a lot of other places are. one of the plans may be better if you do a lot of overseas calls to places that they do not charge for though.

for me using the "next2nothing" pay-as-you-go plan would seem the best.

$0.02 cents/minute to anywhere in the,
i'm guessing continental, USA and Canada
$0.105 c/m to a DR cell phone
$0.0426 c/m to a DR landline

the basic prepaid monthly plan is $19.99

the LD rates to the DR, to a cell phone, are about $0.02 c/m cheaper and calls to N/A are "free"

"Ultimate USA & Canada Plan"
$0.0855 c/m to a DR cell
$0.0355 to a DR landline

still since the cheapest monthly plan is $19.99 AND you still have to pay for the DR regardless; unless you normally call long distance in North America and/or the DR for at least 1000 minutes combined it's better to pay-as-you-go.

also, for the Canadians, the "real number" that you get assigned seems to be either in the USA or United Kingdom with no apparent option for a number in Canada...which might not be the perfect solution as anyone calling you from Canada would have to pay LD charges...but that's their problem

i'll post about how good/bad i find it to be once i've had a chance to use it for a bit.

A couple times they overcharged the minutes(they always are quick to credit back), so a little tip: Make sure the other party hangs up first so you get charged the proper minutes. The quality is ok, I think Vonage is better, but you cant beat that ibridge feature.
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Old 11-07-2007, 01:06 PM
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ElvisNYC, do you (or anyone else) currently use this plan?
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Old 03-30-2008, 10:24 AM
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I have used voicestick for over two years. 95% of the time they have the best rates, and the call quality is very good.

Customer support has just been very good to me. They seem to be a small company. I typicaly deal with the same people when I call, never a wait.
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