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Nice list...especially useful if you're planning on calling his Holiness a lot

FW $65 CashBack is in addition to the above offer, i.e., you get $65 from FW, $25 prepaid card and first month free from Lingo . Contract seems to be 12 months and a $59.95 disconnect fee applies if cancelling early.

If Customer subscribes to a residential calling plan, and cancels the Service for any reason or for convenience within twelve (12) months of the Activation Date. Customer will be charged a disconnect fee of $59.95 per account (the "Disconnect Fee").

likethemcheap said:The promotion code may void the Cash Back though.

yeah thats what I am worried. its happened to me before... $65 is a lot more than the $25 AMEX offer. can a FW staff please confirm the deal so I can signup?

I had Lingo many years back when I tried my first VOIP. It was okay and prompted me to cancel my land line. The quality has dropped badly that I had to cancel and reversed back to land line (plus cell phone) after above a year. I use an internet company for oversea calling now since it's not too expensive. I hope they have improved their quality since then. I am still not too excited about VOIP. If your internet is down (who hasn't), the phone is gone. What about emergency?

smalldeal said:I had Lingo many years back when I tried my first VOIP. It was okay and prompted me to cancel my land line. The quality has dropped badly that I had to cancel and reversed back to land line (plus cell phone) after above a year. I use an internet company for oversea calling now since it's not too expensive. I hope they have improved their quality since then. I am still not too excited about VOIP. If your internet is down (who hasn't), the phone is gone. What about emergency?

Cheap prepaid cell phone. $40-$80 a year, or less. 500-1000 min/yr. Tmobile. Had one for years.

Do you know about the Bharat Mata, It is amazing, you can call to India just for 5.0 ¢ per minute. And it comes with 30 seconds rounding. It does not charge you for any extra fee. But the best thing is that you can call to cellphone in India with the same rate. You can check the whole information in the following link Bharat Mata Phone Cards - Official Provider

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1 second rounding with a 30 second minimum call.
Maintenance Fee

No maintenance fee applies
Service Fee

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My Packet8 contract is coming to an end and I'm really looking to dump Packet8 ASAP! All my calls have echo problems and Packet8 keeps blaming my ISP's response time. Funny, I never ANY quality issues with SunRocket.

Is Lingo better? How would you compare it to Packet8?