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After SunRocket, what?
Courtesy of BusinessVoipReport:
It seems like only yesterday that SunRocket was one of the next great things. Now, it's gone. What will SunRocket customers do now that their VoIP provider has become part of corporate history? Other VoIP companies, like Vonage, have begun to offer special deals to SunRocket customers, including transition plans that allow organizations to keep existing phone numbers. If you're a SunRocket customer, expect the sales calls to begin...oh now.
For more on the SunRocket aftermath:
- read the news article at VoIP-News
Comments
Posted by clerner68 | July 20, 2007 - 3:06pm
I got burned with sunrocket, over 6 months left on my prepaid account.
I called my credit card company and they said it can be partially refunded
back so I opened the dispute. I ordered on monday from another VOIP
provider called voiceral (www.voiceral.com). They have a 3 months free
special for people switching from sunrocket. I didn't trust the companies
that sunrocket was listing as suggested companies to change to (because you
know they are related to sunrocket to get money) so I did some research
online and these guys have been around a while with some positive feedback.
This situation worked out better for me than I thought - with the credit
card refund, and the 3 free months from Voiceral this worked out in my
favor. I got a new telephone number, while they port over the sunrocket
phone number I used to have - so overall I'm very happy and can't believe
I actualy made a few dollars out of this mess.
Posted by david watson | August 14, 2007 - 2:23am
As SunRocket is no more in the VoIP industry, I too went browsing to find out the best alternative VoIP provider. Finally, I noticed the promotional offers of Lingo for SunRocket customers located at http://www.lingo.com/shop/promotions/sunrocket.jsp. I feel this could be a better option for SunRocket customers who wish to sign up with an affordable VoIP service provider.
At present, they have good promo offers for SunRocket customers such as monthly $21.95 promotional calling plan and annual $195 calling plan plus one month free, free shipping, free second phone line, free office assistant, free activation, free equipment and 30 day money back guarantee.
Posted by Caryl RaeKrannich | August 22, 2007 - 3:51am
After SunRocket, next thing is to sign up with some other VoIP provider. I prefer to go with Lingo because they are financially solid and have several attractive local and international calling plans suitable for both home and business users.
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