June 30, 2006
Vonage Canada launches V-Phone
Vonage Canada, a subsidiary of Vonage Holdings Corp has come up with a new phone Vonage V-phone to hit the VoIP market. Vonage V-phone is small, portable and multifunctional USB device that facilitates users to make calls to other computers or to traditional landlines using a PC. Its size is so small that it can be carried on a keychain, a pocket or the palm of your hand.
Bill Rainey, president of Vonage Canada stated,
With V-Phone, you can make and receive North American calls using your regular home or business number, no matter where in the world you travel - all for the price of a local call and with no cell phone roaming charges. We are confident our customers will enjoy the savings and flexibility the V-Phone provides, especially those who frequent hotel lounges, airports or Internet cafes.
The company fixes $40 with a $9 activation fee for a V-phone. Customers should have to pay $15 for 500 minutes to $25 per month for unlimited U.S. calling. The company offers unlimited US calling for Business customers for $34.99.
Via: [CNW]
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