VoIPo: Robust Blocking Features Had 3Jam which had many of the same call blocking features, alas, they sold and were not renewing accounts. Tried the Magic Jack Plus which was a childs toy. In addition, Magicjack does not allow anonymous incoming calls and play an ad prior to the call reject message. Sure, I don't normally want anonymous incoming calls either but I would like the choice. Magic Jack also blocks calls to certain areas where they have failed to nogotiate interconnect agreements so you never know if your call will work or not.placed my order for Voipo on January 6th and requested my Google Voice number be ported to that account, finally got the Letter Of Authorization and other documents needed by Voipo to them and was told that my number had been submitted for porting. I did receive a temporary virtual number for incoming calls which I tested forwarding to my cell phone and the Magic Jack line. One surprise was a one minute call I placed to the virtual number from my ATandamp;T number and forwarded to the Magic Jack number where I answered and said testing one, two three and hung up was billed as 361 minutes. I submitted a trouble ticket explaining this was a one minute call and there were several right after that to and from the same numbers and this could not be accurate. The response was that perhaps the equipment did not disconnect correctly and I should always be sure to disconnect??? That was a frustrating response as how could I have made several additional calls within a few minutes without disconnecting. I hope this is only a one time glitch as even though they say the service is unlimited there is an excessive usage cap of 5000 minutes as stated in their terms of service.As mentioned earlier, their call blocking features are robust and work as described. I am deluged by telemarketers spoofing numbers and all of the available blocks provided by Voipo work perfectly.The price is great, custimer service located in the United States.

VoIPo was down more often than up The phone service was down more than half the time than it was up. Customer service had no idea how to fix the problem although had me tweak the router multiple times. There was a lot of dead space and busy signals and when people would call the phone would hang up on them. Also, the delay was terrible. I absolutely do not recommend this phone service to anyone.

VoIPo: Great Choice Not much to say. This is by far the cheapest phone service around that still have the features of mainstream service like ATandamp;T. Great choice.

VoIPo: lack of communication The first adapter they sent me never worked properly. I spent around 10 hours on the phone with customer service for two days and they never did figure out what was wrong other than the adapter was bad. They said they would replace it and send me a new one but 3 weeks later and multiple phone calls I still did not have the new adapter. At the end of my 30 day trial I finally got the new adapter. I got it all set up and it worked great but the voice quality was horrible. At on point the voice quality was great but incoming calls did not work. They made all kinds of tweaks to my router and to the adapter and tried rerouting and different servers but nothing worked. In the end I had to cancel. After the first 30 days they told me they would grant me an addition 30 days of trial time. I cancelled online but the cancellation did not register. So I called them a couple days later to verify my account was cancelled and I had to redo the cancel. I returned the equiptment via Fed Ex and three weeks later they still did not have it in thier records. I had them track it down while I waited on the phone. Then they told me they would not honor the extra 30 garantee they promised me. The billing department would not honor what the customer service department told me and I even had it in writing. This is not a company that communicates well between department and they do not put the customer first and do not honor thier word. I find them very unethical in this manner. Most of the customer service reps are very nice and seem to know what they are doing but they could not resolve my issues and they are not valued when it comes to honoring what they have told the customer. This is a very poorly managed company and the customer suffers because of it.

VoIPo Is The Best I've been live for a week now, everything is smooth sailing. Six days from order to live (including porting my number), the voice quality is great (much better than Vonage), all of the features I could ever want are included, and the price is great. I only wish there were more detailed information on the features in the knowledgebase. Other than that, all is well. I will update review in a few months.

I have had VOIPO for nearly a year I have had VOIPO for nearly a year and have had problems every 6-8 weeks. To their credit they did find that my Internet connection did have some problems last year but I upgraded my bandwidth and that issue went away. My two concerns are reliability of the service (I have had to have tweaks done to the configuration serveral times and they switched servers on my as well), and lack of customer support during evenings and weekends. They will schedule time to work with you after hours, but that doesn't help when you don't know that your phone stops working correctly on the weekend or after 6pm CT.Their forums are good, others apparently do not have the same problems as I have had.

VoIPo review: Excellent and responsive customer service A great provider and a terrific value with no upfront cost. The supplied ATA is easy to set up and works reliably. Customer service is responsive and competent, but their support hours are a bit short.

2 years, no problems I've been a customer for almost 2 years. Voice quality has been good, and I've not experienced any outages. My initial porting took a very long time, but I think that was the outgoing carrier's fault and Voipo provided a temporary number. During the number port I had a couple of chances to deal with their US-based technical support, which was great - the support guys actual treat you like an intelligent human being and solved a couple minor setup issues on the first try.The Voipo control panel software for their many featuresis functional, but the interface is dated and a little clunky. But being able to "blacklist" annoying telemarketers who ignore the do-not-call list is worth the price all by itself.

With Voipo for about two months now I have been a customer with Voipo for about two months now. I am impressed by the number of features they provide for such a reasonable price. the call quality is good, maybe 95 % of the time. on longer calls ( 30 min or more), sometimes the quality will decline, however not to an unacceptable level.I have had only one instance of echoing , during a call, in these two months of service . I am using this number both for personal and business reasons, as the back-up phone for business.I also like that I can send faxes for free, only to send , not to receive. very fast customer service , still, only by email , no chat or phone feature ? a live chat will be more personable and probably a needed feature.this is my third attempt to a VOIP service . I have tried Magic jack - horrible quality, never recommend and Comcast digital voice - good quality and features but really expensive ( at promotion, $20/month + the need to rent an outdated modem - they charge $7/month for a 2006 docs 2 modem, really ?)all in all , probably the best value proposition in the VOIP arena , in today's market. seriously consider to keep this as the main land line , for the foreseeable feature .

I have had VOIPo for over a year now and have been very happy with their service. I have had VOIPo for over a year now and have been very happy with their service. Customer service has been excellent. Have recommended their service to several friends and have renewed my service for 2 more years.

Was with Vonage previously and switched to VOIPo I was with Vonage previously and switched to VOIPo and siged up a month and half ago. It was very easy to sign-up, ported my number from Vonage to VOIPo and its almost less than half cheaper that what I was paying previously. Their customer service is great and they have live chat which is very accessible and great and have used it. The number port took 3 weeks from day porting request was made to actual port complete and being active and it was smooth. I am using their SIP account(Beta feature) with my own ATA and its working great. I am so glad I switched and very happy with VOIPo! It has been the best experience of all my VoIP choices so far(I have tried Sunrocket, Lingo, and Vonage).

I am glad I have switched to Voipo My service has been very reliable except once I had problem for couple of days due to corrupt adapter. Voipo replaced it quickly with no charge and my service has been stable since then. The features in their vPanel are awesome. I also have international package and my calls to india seem to work fine. Only reason I took out 1 point from ease of setup is due to the fact that my number porting took more than 2 weeks (not sure whether it was due to Voipo or my previous provider). Overall, I am glad I have switched to Voipo and their rate plans are best in the market. The customer service is very friendly andamp; quick. I already recommended Voipo to few of my friends. Thanks Voipo.

Been with VOIPo for a couple of years I have been with VOIPo for a couple of years now. I switched after CallVantage went away. I can say that I have few to NO issues with this service. It works flawlessly and doesn't let me down. You just can't beat the feature set and the pricing. You get all that and flawless quality of service as well.It gets my vote! Don't give it a second thought if you are looking for a provider.-WTH

Knowing what I know now, I would make the same decision - leaving Vonage for VOIPo Overall; VOIPo is MUCH cheaper than Vonage. Essentially; I'm getting three [3]lines for about 1/4th what Vonage *actually* charges.Knowing what I know now; I would make the same decision - leaving Vonagefor VOIPo.-doug

VoIPo review: The order and porting were done very timely and smoothly The have a lot of features with their services but there is no easy way to figure how each one works. Last thing I want to do is open a tech support ticket for each feature I want to use.z

I've been a VOIPo user since I began beta testing the service in February 2007 I've been a VOIPo user since I began beta testing the service in February 2007. I eventually ported over my Packet8 line (a number ported from Vonage). I simply have no complaints. The sevice works, and I do not have to really think about it. Its there when I need it. They do have some cool features like call recording, and caller ID filtering. Even for new users, there are good deals for 1 and 2 year sign-ups. If you think monthly is a safer bet, quiting the yearly plan early will simplycost the monthly price after the 30 day money-back period. In other words, there is no real risk in a long-term sign-up other than saving more money if you stick with it.For those that like a BYOD setup, they do offer credentials to setup a different device like a soft phone or a different ATA. As for support, BYOD is only a user supported service. The supplied device is the acid test to prove the service works. Even so, many people use alternet devices, or a soft phone to act as a second line in a different location - or while they travel.VOIPo's biggest weakness is their documentation, and web interface. Nothing is difficult, but it may slow you down discovering all the great things. They are working on both documentation, and an improved web portal, but they both have been a long time coming. VOIPo is great at innovating, but they do take their time trying to ensure new features do not affect the core service. They are not afraid to spend more time and money versus rushing a feature because it would boost sales.I also understand VOIPo is profitable. It took Vonage a magnatude longer to approach break even. VOIPo has an effective set of plans that work for the customer, and in the business sense. VOIPo will be around a long time! They are growing fast, and their technology scales well to demand.Although I've beta tested VOIPo, I am simply a long time user, and make no income from my enthusiam. I happily reccomend VOIPo to all considering a plugandamp;play VoIP service. I began with Vonage in January 2003 (And some experimentation with iConnectHere from Delta3 December 2002.)My home on the Interenet is DSLReports.com in many forums including the VoIP Tech Chat Forum - be sure to check it out! That is where I first heard of Vonage, Packet8 and many other providers. That is where I learned way back that I could beta test VOIPo. I resisted the VOIPo chatter for many months before giving them a better look. I am so glad I did! It has been the best experience of all my VoIP choices (And I beta tested the Vonage V-Phone too!)

I've been with VOIPo since their BETA days (several years), and haven't looked back. I've been with VOIPo since their BETA days (several years), and haven't looked back. The call quality has been close to perfect, and reliability has been great. They continue to come out with new features, and I would recommend them to anyone looking for a VOIP provider.I know some people have had call quality issues, but from what I've seen, a call to their support can typically resolve these problems in just a few minutes.

VoIPo has been a great service provider since I have been with them VoIPo has been a great service provider since I have been with them. I have been a Beta tester since ive started and had a GREAT expierence.

Their prorate charging policy is unfair, service reps will ignore you if you're no longer a customer I had a 15 month contract with them. When the 15 months was up, I formally cancelled my account and sent back their phone adapter in the mail. Yet Voipo charged me (on my credit card, whose number they still have on file) a "prorated" rate of $23 for the few days beyond the termination of my account that I still had their adapter. Two points:1. It's not possible to use a VOIP service - or any service for that matter that involves rented equipment - up until the day the service expires, and return their equipment back to the service provider that very day. There has to be some grace period wherein you're allowed to return equipment without incurring a charge.2. How is $23 a "prorated" charge? First of all, they got their equipment back within 2 weeks of the expiration of my service (I know because I was notified by the postal service). But even if they were charging "prorated" rates by the month, and not parts of a month, they don't even have a residential phone plan that costs $23/month. What kind of made-up amount is that?And what's even worse is that, now that I'm no longer their customer, they're completely ignoring my email inquiries as to the fairness of this charge. There's nothing that's more of a turn-off than bad customer service and being ignored.All I have to say is that they're sneaky, very sneaky. Bottomline, you can't trust them...