Firstly, can't even hear the agent on my vonage land line so asked them to call my cell instead.The Vonage 's equipment sound quality is sooooo poor that I can't even hear them clearly on my cell phone, they blame the poor land line sound on my internet speed, ha! I wonder why We can use 2 iPads watching movies simultaneously from different sources and can't talk clearly on this voip line??Secondly, they are dishonest too, promised me a partial credit and then told me that was a mistake of the agent...absolutely senseless , will just use my cell phones now. Save me my monthly charges too.

Aft2468

West palm beach Fl.

I thought Vonage was only so so for quality and service. It was always hard to get someone in customer service to talk to. It always put you through the automated system to try to resolve your problem. Then if you were doing other things on the internet. The phone would cut up. When I wanted to switch to another phone service. It took me 3 months for them to try to get my number ported over to the new phone service. They kept saying account name is wrong. When in the end. It was in my name the whole time. Like I said. But they kept playing games with me.

CarolWood

USA

We look around periodically for a better deal and have yet to find one. We are on their 400 minutes plan, which is very reasonably priced, and they do have other plans for 800 or unlimited minutes. Call Quality Sometimes if you are doing downloading on the computer at the same time, the call quality can suffer. Customer Service I haven't really had to contact them, but it has been easy each time. Compatibility No compatibility issues in 10 years with them Ease of Use You can even take your router with you and receive/make calls anywhere.

introbert

USA

A total rip off $60.00 for two months.Vonage customer service will make all kinds of false promises to sell their services.When the billing takes place we get to know Vonage are cheat. Call Quality $60.00 for two months is a rip off. Customer Service Customer service will never accept their fault.

HNaidyu

USA

Its was a hassle several years ago when i try to call my native land. Most phone companies ripped my pocket. Finally from a daily deal website i got to know about vonage, they a little pricy but really you make a lot of money out. The sound quality is extremely good and they have extensions for apple and android smart phones so that you even can make calls from your cell phone, which many other providers don't have as of now. As usual, their customer care lacks the quality.

auroranairs

USA

We love Vonage.  We signed up when the company first came online.  And boy do we save money.  You see we live in Florida for 6 months of the year and in Wisconsin for the rest of the time.  We have a broadband connection at both houses.  When we had traditional phone service, we paid $38 a month for a single line with no features or long distance at each home.  When we left one home we put the phone on vacation hold for $15 a month.  Then when we returned it cost us about about $30 to take the phone off vacation hold.  So the two traditional phones cost us $53 a month plus long distance, plus reconnect fees.  Now we have Vonage which uses a phone adaptor plugged into the Internet modem to make phone calls.  We take our adaptor with us back and forth and plug it into the Internet modem when we get there.  Vonage costs us just $25 a month for local and long distance calling plus taxes.   Then to accommodate the family and friends at both places we added a virtual phone number at $5 a month for Florida.  So for about $30 a month plus taxes, we get 2 phone numbers, call waiting, call forwarding, conference calling, unlimited local and long distance, etc., plus our friends and family can call us for free no matter which place we are at.  And as an added convenience, I have a standing call forwarding order to send calls to our cell phone if we are out.  So we never miss a call.  Another thing we did is to connect the adapter to the traditional wall outlet in the house so all the house phones are now live.  Just be sure the traditional house lines are no longer connected to the outside telephone wire in the box outside.  When we are in the travel mode and the Vonage phone adapter is not connected, Vonage sends the calls directly to our cell phones, so we never miss a call. So our savings come up to about $275 per year, plus all the extras.  Now you can't beat that.  

Patti1937

Clermont, FL

I tried Vonage and was disatisfied with the service because they didm't have local service.  They provided me with a toll free number for my home number but didn't tell me that it would cost extra.  They then told me they were extending my free trial periud but failed to inform me that I would be locked in as a customer for a two year period.  I tried to cancel the service at the end of the second month but they told me I had to wait a year.  At the end of the year I again tried to cancel but the jerk I talked to said I had to wait another year.  When I told him I was told I could cancel after one year he said fine.  He canceled my service agreement and they billed me over $100 which they took out of my checking account.  This was in addition to the monthly fee they had been taking out for nearly a year for something I hadn't been using.  I will never do busimess with them again and I warn everyone I can of their dishonest practices.

capsr123

385551973

My review is on the company Vonage. It saddens me to have to even write this review. I believe people should be aware of what they are getting before it is too late. I ordered Vonage. I mean for $24.99 for unlimited local and long distance, why not? Well, ever since I had it, the lines were full of static. Vonage is a VoiP. It runs through your internet. It worked for one month, then I had no audio. I contacted the Vonage technical team to help me fix the problem. After buying a new phone, installing a new phone line and Vonage sending me a new box, I was left frustrated. When they couldn't figure out the problem, they said it must be my internet connection. I had cable. I asked if I could temporarily disconnect the service while I switch over to satellite. They told me if I canceled it would be a $30 disconnect fee and the price of the V-Portal (box). It came to around $200. Apparently you have to have the service for 1yr. to avoid the box charges, 2yrs. for the disconnect fee.  I was told they could not waive the disconnect fee. I was told it was not thier service since my phone worked for 1 month, even though it was full of static, therefore I was past the warranty and the problem is on my end. My friends have the same problem with the static. So before you invest into something, check out all the terms and conditions before you buy.

smadesy

Pahrump, NV

I had Vonage basic phone service for almost five years; recently downgraded to Vonage Lite. It's super cheap - and that's the only reason I opted for VOIP service in the first place. I don't use the home phone very often for phone calls so whether service is interrupted or not doesn't affect my phone usage very often. However - service interruptions do interfere with my internet usage ALOT & I do mean ALOT. Changing locations within the same city seemed to help quite a bit & there are some days when I don't have to unplug the router and plug it back in at all. The rest of the time I have to do it anywhere from one to five times a night. It is a royal pain in the neck when I am listing auctions on Ebay & just as aggravating when auctions are closing & I need to contact customers. It's rare that I can't get on the internet at all - but it has happened. To anyone considering the move to VOIP - I would say consider carefully how intermittent service might affect you. If you sell online, you may need more dependable service than Vonage - or any VOIP provider - can provide. On the plus side - super clear phone calls, free voice mail you can check and listen to from your computer, phone or mobile + other perks (that are cheap but not free).

rusty2fandfw

Lewisville, TX

After years of rising phone bills and recieving bad customer service, billing mistakes, over charges I was done with land line phone service. I did some research and decided to try Vonage. The best deal for me was to call the tol free number. They gave me a free month and the VIOP router shipped free to my house. The operator was were helpful, answered all my questions. My equipment came very quickly and was really easy to set up. The trick that scares most people is how do all my phones work off of one plug on the back of the router. Easy, first I went to the outside of my house and disconnected the regular phone. I opened up the side of the box that is for the phone company, and it is a simple phone jack just like you see anythere in your house. Unplug that and you off the grid. Now if you plug a phone cord in to the router phone port and the other end in to any phone jack, every phone in you house that is plugged in will work. The best thing is when you login to your account you can do all kind of cool stuff. You can forward your calls to multiple numbers, check you call history, check your voice mail for any computer. This is the best money you will spend. And unlike magic jack no computer has to be on, just your modem and router. Call Quality I had 8 GB roadrunner service and the call quality was excellent. Customer Service I had to disconnect my service and had no problems. Compatibility Great, as long as you have a vonage voip router Calling Features More than the phone Company could ever dream about Ease of Use Plug and play

tyroxoid

Galena, OH