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MarketWatch On VoIP

April 12, 2005 by Andy Abramson

Bambi points out how much VoIP can cost the non-broadband user.
Basically, if someone’s not already on broadband, VOIP pricing today offers little in the way of appeal. That’s why pricing will eventually be driven down to $9.95 for a line. VoIP will, IMHO, end up being priced the same as PSTN is today.

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