Unlimited VoIP $29.95 including business calling. Never more than $29.99. Cool features like music on hold and free wake up calls. Tons more features and call 20 countries unlimited.
I'm just curious, why would someone want to pay $360/year ($30/month) for a flat fee service when most people never make enough calls over the year to justify anywhere near that number. There are plenty of 2 cents/minute services, and with a bit of shopping one can even find a few services that sell for 1 cent/minute. The only way such a $30/mo flat rate is cheaper is if the person makes over 1500 minutes of calls per month AND they manage not to get kicked out for using too many minutes. Broadbandreports has a few stories of folks that had their services canceled for using too many minute per month. Unlimited is, of course, never really unlimited if you read the fine print.
-wolfgang
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