Comments on: VoIPFone Review: Save Yourself From SkypeIn

By: Keith

Keith — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:28:56 +0000

I love the english used on the pulled comment above

We’re so impressed with VoIPFone, we’re arranged a free 30-day trial for you, so you can see what you think of it.

Priceless

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By: Carrie

Carrie — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 11:35:28 +0000

We’ve also have a great Voipfone experience. Their support service is advertised as running 9-5 on weekdays, but we had almost immediate, very knowledgable/helpful responses via their support email address on a saturday evening – brilliant.

We don’t have the best internet speed (1.5mb ish) and using skype in led to lots of complaints about voice quality. But voipfone seems to be crystal clear, plus it has lots of great features like transfer, forwarding, conferencing etc.

By: Simon Perry

Simon Perry — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 16:00:16 +0000

@Anthony – “Skype – what Herod was to child welfare!” – brilliant line!

Yes …we continue to be impressed with VoIP phone and thanks for the heads up on the PSTN fall-over … didn’t know about that one before.

By: Anthony

Anthony — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 23:25:21 +0000

Skype is to VoIP what AOL is to an ISP – or what Herod was to child welfare!

VoIPFone is excellent and business class. I have been using it for many months and have moved all 3 of my offices and my home over to VoIPfone. Like any technology, from time to time there have been hiccups that the guys at VoIPFone have dealt with very quickly. Their replies to emails are very speedy and helpful.

The best feature is in the event of loss of internet activity, phonecalls are automatically diverted to a PSTN or mobile so you’re never without service even if your ISP falls over or you have a power cut!

Development is always on going and new features are being introduced all the time. You really get the feeling these guys are enthusiastic about their product.

I know you can find cheaper providers but not with the offer of products and services you will find here and besides charges are completely scalable to your requirements with easy-out options if things go wrong.

When choosing a provider, I spent hours investigating and comparing. Save yourself the time and just get signed up and encourage others to do the same!

Anthony

By: Vincent

Vincent — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 09:15:05 +0000

I used to have a SkypeIn Number too and encountered the same quality issues.

I have been using Voipfone services for over 6 months in a business environment and i have to say i am greatly satisfied by all the features they provide.

Setting up a hardware or a soft-phone can be a little bit challenging, but as mentioned in the post: the support is really helpful.

In top of that, the quality is much better and the service really reliable.

I am about to move my home line to the service too as it is much cheaper than most of the providers on the market.

By: Paul Alford

Paul Alford — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:58:14 +0000

VoipFone knocks socks off Skype. Skype is for those who want to have a dabble with VOIP. It is definitely not business class!

We’re even moving our home over to VoipFone. All the family now has their own number. No more scrabbling for the phone, and it’s as cheap as chips.

Give it a go, there is even a 30 day trial available – see above.

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By: Shawn

Shawn — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:50:48 +0000

We’re in the U.S. (and have a Skype 0207 number) and as much as VoIPFone looked like the better solution of the two, they don’t accept signups from the U.S. because of previous fraud. But oddly enough would allow us to sign up with someone in the U.K. which in the long-run seems even more dodgier for future fraud than just letting us sign up in the U.S.

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