This is something that I’ve thought about, but never took the time to research and thought you might find this to be of interest if you are in the need of a business voip service. Although they offer unlimited calls for a residential plan, I’ll share one of the options available to satisfy the needs of a business since many of you that blog are also business entrepreneurs!
Packet8 Virtual Office offers quite a few options for the business person, and anywhere from a small business need to a larger company with call centers. I’ll get into some details about the system that would be a good one for a small business person to consider, but before I do, here are some basic points about their service and phones to consider:
First off, their system works with your existing high speed Internet connection, so there’s no need to make a change with that. Secondly, their phones are one-touch controls, which are a great benefit for someone who is not wanting to mess with a great deal of multiple step buttons!
Here’s their system I picked to blog about because it would be the closest fit for me as a small business person if I went with a Voip program:
It appears one of their best phone and service programs to consider, which is middle of the road cost-wise, would be their “Unlimited Extension” service. Why would I choose that one? Because it provides unlimited calling to the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, Guam, US Virgin Islands, France, Ireland, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom; plus any international tolls to other countries!
For $49.99 a month plus the price of the phone, which is just under $100.00 plus a service activation fee, it certainly seems reasonable for the ability to call so many places in the world, and for unlimited use!
If, on the other hand you needed a Voip service for your business, my preference may not be what you’re would be, so I encourage you to take a look at the large variety of plans and services they have available for Voip. There are close to ten different programs to go with, and what would be a good pick for me, might not be for you! That’s something to consider and some good food for thought, and now I know a bit more about voip service as well!




