Vonage :x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly
Vonage :x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly:x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly to Bombay, India - a whopping 83%, from 12C to 22C sometime over the last few days.I think, just posting a disclaimer that rates are subject to change without notice is fine, but is against customer interests. How much does it take to send an email alert saying that rates are being changed- be warned!Your next call may cost you your fortune! What stops them from changing rates, I feel cheated and am disappointed. Do you really want Vonage? My Ma Bell is far better, atleast I know what to expect.Read The Full Thread: New International Rates!• Happy News!
Vonage announced today that they reduced international rates.• I just found out about this today looking at their website and I am surprised that• Now I need to disable my international calling function. What if I did not notice• I am loving the 50% rate reduction to Melbourne, Australia. I work for a one of the• People please! Stop complaining about the rates going up a few cents to some countries.• Eze,
Well, I think it is the way they did it. Had they notified people in advance• I didn't even realize this - thanks for alerting me kyderby. I am from Melbourne• The China rate increase was not a Vonage increase. It was because the Chinese• What most people don't realize is that most of the rest of the world is billed quiteLemonSucker posted ":x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly" on 04/17/2004
Vonage :x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly
Vonage :x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly:x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly to Bombay, India - a whopping 83%, from 12C to 22C sometime over the last few days.I think, just posting a disclaimer that rates are subject to change without notice is fine, but is against customer interests. How much does it take to send an email alert saying that rates are being changed- be warned!Your next call may cost you your fortune! What stops them from changing rates, I feel cheated and am disappointed. Do you really want Vonage? My Ma Bell is far better, atleast I know what to expect.Read The Full Thread: New International Rates!• Happy News!
Vonage announced t
oday that they reduced international rates.• I just found out about this today looking at their website and I am surprised that• Now I need to disable my international calling function. What if I did not notice• I am loving the 50% rate reduction to Melbourne, Australia. I work for a one of the• People please! Stop complaining about the rates going up a few cents to some countries.• Eze,
Well, I think it is the way they did it. Had they notified people in advance• I didn't even realize this - thanks for alerting me kyderby. I am from Melbourne• The China rate increase was not a Vonage increase. It was because the Chinese• What most people don't realize is that most of the rest of the world is billed quiteLemonSucker posted ":x I feel like I am being suckered, Vonage has now increased rates on the sly" on 04/17/2004