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4.6/5
Average Rating
88%
Recommended
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VoIPo reviews are listed in chronological order.
Number 58 : APR 4th, 2016 : Anne
Recommended: Yes
Pros: - Every time I have an issue it is resolved quickly. I submit a ticket and within an hour someone (a real person, not a computer) responds and the problem is fixed or being worked on. - I have never had any issues with call quality. - You can use multiple soft phone programs with VoIPo. - VoIPo does have an iPhone/iPad app, works similar to a phone, you can record conversations. - it's less expensive than a land line or cell phone, and you can have a number in a different city if need be. - you can use it from anywhere with an Internet connection. Con: - one of the only negatives is the usability of the SMS feature. It is straight forward and makes sense BUT you can only send texts through their website (you have to log in, etc.). What would make it a slam dunk is if you could send/receive SMS messages from a soft phone. You can have SMS messages forwarded to an email, phone number, or other options, but not to a soft phone.
Number 57 : FEB 6th, 2016 : Allen
Recommended: Yes
I had no problem setting up the service. I am 70 years old and not familiar with much technology. They assisted me with documentation that was easy to follow. If a problem occurs I chat or email and get a quick response and resolution.
Number 56 : FEB 5th, 2016 : Bruce
Recommended: Yes
My only problem is with my Internet service provider who is Xfinity (Comcast), because they reset my IP address and VOIPO won't account for this and I presume Comcast does it to keep people from signing up with other VoIP providers. It's easy enough to reset by resetting the modem, resetting my WiFi and VoIPo modem concurrently. I believe I end up paying about $7 a month!
Number 55 : APR 7th, 2015 : Jared
Recommended: Yes
A lot of people
might be wondering
why you need to use
VOIP instead of a
traditional
land-line. VOIP has
become extremely
popular, thanks to
Skype, a service
that lets you use
your computer to
talk to your friends
over a broadband
internet connection.
Right now, most TV
cable companies and
phone companies
offer VOIP handset
deals. The reason
why they are so
popular is because
in most places, the
old phone company
had always the
monopoly of
landlines. Calls
between cities in
the same country are
considered as long
distance, and don't
even start looking
at international
long distance calls.
The costs are pretty
steep. VOIP is a way to
talk over the
internet.
Most people use VOIP
as a bundled phone
service through
their cable
provider. However
many people are not
aware that many
companies provide a
better feature set
at a cheaper price!
One such provider I
used to run my
business is
VOIPo.
They offer many
advanced features
which many cable
companies simply
don't offer at a
fraction of the
price. Here are some
examples on how
VOIPo makes me more
productive everyday:
-If I'm going to be
out of the office
with just a few
keypad entries all
my calls can follow
me wherever I go.
-Thanks to custom
caller ID if someone
in my online address
book calls me from
their cell phone I
don't have to guess
who the number
belongs to.
-Some months I do
a lot of remote
support which has to
be billed hourly or
flat rate. With the
call logs being
conveniently logged
in a control panel
there is no need to
watch a call timer.
-I use a service
called YouMail which
is voice-mail on
steroids; using
VOIPo's call
forwarding along
with YouMail all my
messages go to one
unified mailbox.
That is just my
preference and VOIPo
in itself has
voice-mail that
works very well.
-Choice of phones!
Whether you want to
use your existing
phone system with
the ATA they send
you or want to use a
softphone client on
your PC, MAC, or
smartphone devices
one can answer calls
where it is
convenient for them.
Personally I use a
Cisco 525G2 IP phone
on my desk along
with an ATA hooked
up to a waterproof
cordless phone.
-Sick of
telemarketers and
Robocalls? VOIPo has
their own
telemarketer block
list and integrates
with NoMoRobo so no
longer will they
interrupt your
dinner.
What I love the most
is their pricing,
180.00 for 2 years
of phone service.
One can pay yearly
or even monthly.
However most all of
my clients have
opted to pay for two
years in advance at
such a great price
point.
Number 54 : MAR 4th, 2014 : Jerry
Recommended: No
I thought that I read all of the fine print but didn't pay close enough to the analog disclaimer. Unfortunately, I'm not technical enough to understand that means a fax machine will not work with this service and is not supported by VOIPO. So, now I must buy another service and VOIPO doesn't care! BEWARE!
VISITOR/PROVIDER FEEDBACK:
Alan (May 22nd 2015) : It also does not work with a dial up DVR box and yes now I will need to change service or go back to Vonage which I had no problems with originally.
Number 53 : DEC 10th, 2013 : Kelly
Recommended: Yes
Just want to say how much I really appreciate the service team. Every one in customer support Rocks!!..and I mean everyone! I can call with a question or a slight technical issue and, they stay on that phone with you until all is well. They listen; they are pro's! Very knowledeable and, most of all patient and friendly. I am so glad I found Voipo, and was finally able to cancel that evil team at Comcast! They were ripping me off every month...I was paying over $40.00 for the same quality of phone service as I now have with Voipo. Plus, voipo does not charge for all of the features like 3-way calling, caller ID..etc...Awesome!! I plan on sharing my find of Voipo with aquanitences and freinds so, they too can start saving and cancel their present providers! Great job Voipo..
Number 52 : DEC 9th, 2013 : Howard
Recommended: Yes
Voipo is really a good value during the first 2 year period when it is on sale for $185 for the 2 year special. Not so good when it goes to $185 for just one year. There are lots of good features to block sales calls, and the fax feature works well, but it is a problem to assemble a fax from separate files. They respond within an hour to my email support queries.
VISITOR/PROVIDER FEEDBACK:
Jay (Dec 14th, 2013) : I am not at all happy with their service. First of all their VOIP box does not work consistently. You have to reboot it all the time or you have to call customer support so that they can reset it from their end. The customer support is only open when I am in the office - Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. I will never go with any service where I have to pay 2 years at the beginning.
CB (Feb 20th, 2014) : (Not a user of anything yet) @Jay -- but they HAVE a monthly option; I'm looking at the site right now (OK, 3 months later). Now it's $180/yr and add on $40 more for E911 -- it's NOT their good half off deal, but it
*IS* there. You might add a cheap power filter or UPS to your routers?
Yeah, you're right: voice/chat support is normal M-F 8-4 Pacific business hours. If you're having "remote reset me" problems, that would be a real pain.
Why didn't you create a new entry to count against them -- your reply is interesting but doesn't actually "ding" them the way you did it.
Number 51 : NOV 12th, 2013 : Jim
Recommended: No
Pros: Easy to order, very easy to set up at home, transfer of number occurred very fast and effortlessly. Cons: Horrible problem with periods of about 10 seconds of silence every 1-2 minutes on a call. Essentially, the phone line goes silent for 10 seconds, usually while I'm listening. This occurs on about 75-80% of calls. Not as noticeable on 1-2 minute calls, but anything more than 3 minutes or so and you'll get silence for 10 seconds every minute or two. We've contacted customer service, they re-set our device, it got better for a week or so, but has reverted back to the same problem. At this point, I cannot recommend this service. I was hopeful to eliminate the AT&T bill every month, and have given the company 1 more chance to fit this. If that doesn't happen, I'll cancel and skip the home phone and just live off of cell phones going forward.
VISITOR/PROVIDER FEEDBACK:
Rich (Feb 3rd, 2014) : Get rid of that nasty AT&T - phone line/DSL/Uverse! Go with a high speed cable, and most of your problems will melt away! Having a really good quality modem/router makes a big difference too.
Number 50 : NOV 9th, 2013 : Kelly
Recommended: Yes
After years of being over charged by Comcast and having to call them continously, regarding billing and tech. issues... I found Voipo..It was easy to set up. No more than 5 days tops and that was only due to Comcast end of not closing the job out and delaying the process. Customer service by phone is very helpful and curteoius. I am so pleased with my service, I intend on refering not only all of my aquaintances, but may also be interested in their affiliate progrsm. With the two year plan, I am only paying $6.00 a month for phone service! Good Job Voipo! More people need to know about this service and they will definitly leave their current providers. That's a fact! Phone quality is no different than when using Comcast. I purshased my own modem a Motorola Gateway, which is compatable to Comcasts modem but better..so I now even save on the $7.00 charge to use Comcasts modem.. I'm really saving now..
Number 49 : OCT 4th, 2013 : Voipo
Recommended: Yes
I would recommend this service however I discovered that the company is no longer interested in providing "deep discount" service so I received 2 years of service with great features for about $170. At the moment I even get voice messages delivered to my Iphone email and when someone calls I know within a few minutes and this is very useful. I'm not so sure where this company intends on going in the future so.......
VISITOR/PROVIDER FEEDBACK:
CB (Feb 20th, 2014) : (Haven't bought anything yet.) Deep discount: Read the contract. The intro $150/2yr is basically a loss-leader, normal price is $150/yr. That's where they get their 75% off landline number -- I pay $50/mo or $150/3mo so they're right on for me. Glad you still like them after 2 years. If you want cheap (free), then consider Obi100 + GV, $35 (+$30 w/number porting) and you're done -- but no E911, and no customer support! Maybe Ooma, but if you price equivalent services they're about equal to VoIPo.
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