I was involved with Lightyear for about 9 months. It saved me about
$120 a month on 2 lines but I had problems with their Voip box from the
beginning and off and on for over a year. Charter, Comcast, AT&T,
Vongage, etc. are all in the Voip market and have a much more stable
product (cost a little more but you don't have to pay $80 for the Voip
box) and it's still cheaper than some local phone companies. Like Hal
said, there are ways to get Voip free too.
They have other products too (cell, Internet, etc). You don't find out
all the details of what the problems are until you actually try to make
sales of these products. (after you've signed up and paid your $$)
I recenty worked out a deal on a new cell phone plan and dropped the
home phone completely. Lightyear is a "reseller". You can work a
better deal by going directly to any of these companies (this case
Sprint). There are all kinds of things you can negotiate... if you
ask. Reseller's don't negotiate or do what they say they will, the
carrier will.
Bottom line... it's still MLM! It just looks like a good deal (from the
outside). It isn't.
Christine c):)
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<lacieadelaide@
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> It is voice over internet but it uses your existing home phone and the
> wiring in your house. You use thier modem which is encrypted with
> your existing home phone number. You then just plug it into your
> router/cable internet modem and then you plug a phone line into the
> wall jack of your home phone line. This way you can talk on any phone
> in your house and you don't have to use the computer. Also, you can
> take the VIO modem with you and plug it into any ethernet connection
> (such as a hotel room) and talk on your home phone in another city
> with out any long distance. Its pretty cool.
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