AT&T and Vonage Slash VoIP Prices
By Alexander Grundner |
October 1st, 2004
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In move to stay competitive with the growing number of VoIP service providers, both AT&T and Vonage have slash the prices of their services by $5. AT&T’s new price is $29.99 per month, down from $34.99 per month, and Vonage has reduced theirs to $24.99 per month.
“Daryl Schoolar, an analyst at research firm In-Stat/MDR, said the price cuts aren’t surprising, given VoIP companies are fighting a range of foes besides each other. Cable companies and traditional regional phone companies are offering bundles of services, he said, and mobile phone service providers frequently include long distance in their packages.”
Source: CNET News
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