Is Nufone going out of business???

Aug 06, 2004 6 Replies

I ordered service over a month ago and have not gotten any info from them. They don't reply to my voice messages for several days (they don't answer their phones!) and reply to my email messages a week or so after I've sent them, if I'm lucky enough to get a reply at all. I tried reporting them to the Better Business Bureau but apparently they are not listed (for good reason).



Does anyone know anything about their status?



So far my Nufone experience has been a total nightmare and I can't wait to hand my business over to a reputable/upstanding business.


So do it... Why wait for Nufone to go under?

I thought Nufone was the only game in town for Asterisk specific VOIP.

Can you offer a recommendation?

Thanks

This page lists Asterisk configurations for various VOIP providers:

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There are more that Asterisk can use, but these are the ones users have documented so far.

There are more SIP VOIP providers than you can shake a stick at. Too bad it is so time consuming to piece together the information from the vendor's web pages. I see 111 potential candidates listed on this following page. (Scroll down to "VOIP to/from PSTN services")

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Here are the ones that I tripped across in my random walk. I was only considering places that had

Is this their website?

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If so, I hate to say it, but they need a better site design and a better way to accept payments. With something like *that* up, and with verbiage like:

"Until we can launch our automated signup system, you can paypal sales @ nufone.net a username and secret you wish to use or call xxx-xxx-xxxx or xxx-xxx-xxxx to manually debit your credit card."

The thing just REEKS of shoddy, fly-by-night operation. Money up-front, and via PAYPAL? Jeez!

Yes, we offer IAX and SIP as well. We use ASTERISK on all our VoIP servers. If you are interested email me back.

Joel Gathercole

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