£20 John Lewis Gift Voucher For Vonage Subscribers – Offer Ends 31-01-12
Vonage VoIP is running a fantastic offer right now, for all Vonage subscribers. The offer begins immediately and runs for a very short time, expiring at midnight on the 31st January 2012. Any new subscriber to Vonage VoIP who subscribes during the offer period and continues to do so for more than 30 days will be entitled to receive a voucher from John Lewis worth £20.
The gift voucher can be spent either on the John Lewis website or in any Waitrose or John Lewis store. All you need to do is sign up to Vonage VoIP and stay signed up, and vouchers will automatically be sent to the billing address of all customers who qualify by the end of March 2012.
- Sign up to Vonage VoIP before 31 January 2012
- Stay a subscriber for more than 30 days
- Receive £20 gift voucher for John Lewis.
- Voucher delivered to billing address by end March 2012
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Vonage VoIP Unveils Full Fledged Alternative To Mobile Phone Plans
Vonage VoIP unveiled some of its future expansion strategies at this week’s Citi Entertainment and Telecommunications Conference.
Vonage VoIP chief executive Mark Lefar highlighted his company’s new mobile applications, which are not yet available to the consumer, but will eventually enable them to make free calls to other Vonage subscribers globally, as well as incorporate its own messaging platform, and calling plans.
Whilst the new product is highly similar to the offering from rival provider Skype, Mr. Lefar said that Vonage’s offering would be priced roughly 30% cheaper than that of its rival. Mr. Lefar also pointed out that Skype was not designed to be a full fledged alternative to mobile carriers, whilst the Voange app for mobile devices seamlessly taps into the smartphone contact list, and offers a much smoother interface.
“Skype is heavily invested in the Skype user name, while Vonage depends on tried-and-true phone numbers.” Mr. Lefar said.
Mr. Lefar added that MagicJack was the only iOS app that did not concern the VoIP provider.
“Our product testing would suggest that it’s nowhere close to same quality that we have, but for folks who are looking for a cheap alternative, but don’t care about 911 services, that are not as concerned about reliability, it’s certainly an alternative.”
According to Mr. Lefar, Vonage VoIP’s offering is a unique all in one communication tool.
Not all of Vonage’s major initiatives have panned out, with Lefar admitting the company spent way to much energy on its Facebook offering.
“There is a certain kind of distance that people want to keep from those individuals and their contacts, and Facebook friends are not the folks that folks want to call on a regular basis via voice. That’s why the bog-standard phone numbers are so important in the mobile apps — make Vonage behave like a regular cell phone and people will use it accordingly.”
Vonage’s new product should keep executives at all the major telcos up at night, since VoIP offerings tend to bypass their revenue model of airtime minutes, replacing it instead with a small volume of data traffic.
“You could be taking over 1,000 minutes a month over VoIP and still be using only a couple of megabytes.So the telecoms don’t even get to replace lost airtime revenues with large 3G or 4G packages — users will get by with a less generous data plan.”
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