VOIP is all over the place now with Skype, Lingo, Vonage, etc making big splashes. It's definitely a big savings for people who talk internationally a lot - and as more areas around the world get high-speed internet access, I think you'll see a big boom in people worldwide using the service. Also, given how many features most VOIP plans have, it's good for small businesses who don't want to pay for a custom solution from the telcos. Not too shabby.

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VOIP unfortunately still has a lot of issues. I wouldn't necessarily trust it soley without having a cell phone or something as your main point of contact. I use skype only for calling out when my cell phone minutes are used up and while it's free to call out til the end of the year. I was a SunRocket customer for a few months until they had some weird routing problem that never got resolved after two months. Anyway, yes it's cheaper but the technology really isn't solid yet and it wouldn't take much for the larger telco's to completely blow it out of the water.
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