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Plan |
Interstate
Rate Per
Minute
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Monthly
Minimum |
Monthly
Fees |
Bill
Increments |
Billing
Method |
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0¢
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No
monthly
minimum |
$8.32/mo |
None |
Mail,
Online |
ITP offers 2 months free with any plan, includes a phone adapter with purchase, and doesn't require a contract or enforce a cancellation fee.
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0 ¢
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No
monthly
minimum |
$8.47/mo |
None |
Mail,
Online |
ViaTalk offers no contracts, 60 free international minutes, and a free second line.
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0 ¢
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No
monthly
minimum |
$5.38/mo. |
None |
Mail,
Online |
VoIPo offers unlimited calls in the US and Canada, over 40 features, and 60 free international minutes.
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0 ¢
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No
monthly
minimum |
$9.88/mo |
None |
Mail,
Online |
Phone.com offers a service plan with no long-term contract, voicemail transcription, and mobile VoIP support.
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0 ¢ |
No
monthly
minimum |
$4.99/mo |
None |
Mail,
Online |
Phone Power offers a free 2nd line, free equipment, and 60 free international minutes.
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| RBOC = Regional
Bell Operating Companies. You are a Regional Bell customer if you
subscribe to SBC Communications (Pacific Bell, Nevada Bell, Ameritech,
SW Bell), BellSouth, Qwest (former USWest areas), Southern New England
Telephone (SNET), or parts of Verizon (areas formerly served by
Bell Atlantic, NYNEX, NJ Bell). If you are a local Verizon customer
who resides in an area formerly served by GTE, CONTEL (Continental
Telephone) or one of several other small/rural local phone companies,
you are NOT in an RBOC area. All RBOC territories reside in areas
that were once part of the "Bell System", until broken up by the
U.S. Government in 1984. Carriers can usually offer lower rates
in these areas due to lower access fees charged to them by Regional
Bells.
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