Another Residential VOIP Provider Closing

[Xponder1]

As extra evidence from their website

"Thank you for your interest in AT&T CallVantage® service. Currently we are not accepting new orders for AT&T CallVantage service. We will continue to evaluate our AT&T CallVantage service and remain committed to providing leading, next generation voice services for today's consumer and business customers. For information on other AT&T products and service please visit www.att.com"

That message has been there for a least a year and a half.

[dbmaven]

Looks like it's Verizon Voicewing

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r217...ctive-March-31

[VOIPoTim]

Looks like it's Verizon Voicewing

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r217...ctive-March-31

Actually this is another one.

Name is also at the end of the alphabet though. Just can't name it due to NDAs.

[dbmaven]

Hmmmm..... high end of the alphabet....

Vonage and ViaTalk immediately come to mind....

[VOIPoTim]

Actually this is another one.

Name is also at the end of the alphabet though. Just can't name it due to NDAs.

Looks like this finally happened.

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r22399634-Zingotel-Gone

They were desperately trying to sell their clients, but wanted $100+ for them. That's below average, but right now our acquisition cost is aproximately $32 (HostGator is right around this as well) so it just wouldn't make sense to pay $100+ for a client at this point.

[Brian]

Of course, with them rolling out new features, etc, I would have to wonder a little about it being them...

[burris]

Of course, with them rolling out new features, etc, I would have to wonder a little about it being them...

If I remember, the crew of the Titanic was arranging the deck chairs as the ship was sinking..

[dbmaven]

Of course, with them rolling out new features, etc, I would have to wonder a little about it being them...

I would to. Doesn't add up. But if investors are screaming, little does it matter what the troops in the trenches are doing.....Of course, if it is ViaTalk - the fact that they just moved to the HT502 as their standard ATA device makes a transition awfully easy....

There are several other possibilities at that end of the alphabet - Packet8 (having some interesting problems this week) and the remains of the SunRocket disaster = Teleblend....

[burris]

I would to. Doesn't add up. But if investors are screaming, little does it matter what the troops in the trenches are doing.....Of course, if it is ViaTalk - the fact that they just moved to the HT502 as their standard ATA device makes a transition awfully easy....

There are several other possibilities at that end of the alphabet - Packet8 (having some interesting problems this week) and the remains of the SunRocket disaster = Teleblend....

I wonder if Teleblend's demise would even rate a line of print on page 50 of a 49 page newspaper.

[dbmaven]

I wonder if Teleblend's demise would even rate a line of print on page 50 of a 49 page newspaper.

rofl

I do know of one forum that would have a huge jump in activity....