We take the issue of the next player Jim Rossman at Dallas News as it is an issue that we also ? receive frequently. Jim, AOS reader writes:
Q: I, AOM having an argument with my neighbor. We both cable television and the Internet, and our cable company offering telephone service now. My neighbor is going to sign for her. He also said I should, but I have Vonage, and I tried to say it, AOS the same.
He said the company offers, cable OSA is better. Who, AOS right?
A: Jim, AOS answer is basically that Vonage likely offer consumers a better deal because he tariff plans better than cable. Cable telephone service, on the other hand, offers the simplicity of being able to call your local cable company to set up your phone line and process all technical issues. From the perspective of Jim, AOS, Vonage is a more complex set up the process that the company service AOS telephone cable.
We agree strongly with Jim Vonage is more fiscal sense because it will save most users hundreds of dollars per year over a standard telephone or most cable service phone. We do respectfully disagree on Jim, AOS take the complexity of the implementation of a Vonage phone service.
Most subscribers Vonage find the set-up to be extremely simple, as we did when we first reviewed the service. In addition, Vonage has invested heavily in customer support and product development for the establishment and maintenance of a Vonage VoIP connection even easier than it already is.
Obviously we are strong supporters of VoIP in general, but we encourage all our readers to form their own opinion by reading Jim, AOS excellent analysis of Vonage against cable telephone service. You can also learn more about Vonage or VOIP, usually by visiting our phone comparison of Internet service providers and comments.