My work minutes are nearly 2,000/mo none of your VOIP providers seems to offer anything under ~$20 for that level of voice. Any suggestions?
Per your feedback, I'll hold off before cutting my cell service down :( I can report though that thus far google voice has been great.
Actually, there's a couple on the list that fit the criteria of allowing for business use and usage levels well in excess of 2000 minutes a month. The most competitively priced and feature rich being
VOIPo. Well under $8 a month when you buy two years up front, business line, SMS support, pre-configured device provided, and allows up to 5,000 minutes a month in the
fine print.
Future-Nine's America Free plan is also 2000 minutes incoming plus 2000 minutes outgoing (which should work unless 90+% of your minutes used is almost entirely of incoming
or outgoing) is also only $11.25 a month if you pay for a year in advance.
Frugalman also used to use an outfit called
Phone Power (the linked conversation also has a great deal of talk regarding the OBi110+GV setup), though he had intermittent issues that may or may not have been their fault directly. Their
prices and
fine print are competitive and meet your pricing requirements, however, and are
reasonably well rated for a VoIP company over at BBR. I haven't added them to the official list, but they're worth name-checking.
There's another option, too, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend
them for a high-volume SOHO line or outside of just pointing out that if you might find Ooma's numbers attractive and insist on going as cheap as humanly possible,
you'd be better off for the money with NetTalk instead.
As you can see, there's actually
plenty of decent, reliable VoIP options that can work for the money and your needs.