Cablecom VoIP

Cablecom VoIP service provides an enhanced set of features to deliver a superior voice service to residential users. Our VoIP plan will replace traditional telephone service for a reduced monthly cost, while also including an abundance of features starting as low as $18.95 / month.

• Unlimited Local/Long Distance Calling throughout the US and Canada for a low flat monthly rate
• State-of-the-art features and capabilities
• Customers can continue to use current household analog phones
• Eliminate need for conventional telephone services for voice phone services

• Voice Mail
• Call waiting
• Caller ID (with name)
• Call hold
• Caller ID block
• Call forwarding
• Conference calling
• Calling restrictions
• Remote call forwarding
• Continue to use current analog phones

• Enhanced "Find-me, follow-me"
• Unified Messaging
• E911/911
• Line Number Portability
• CALEA (when defined for VoIP)
• Speed Dial
• Last Call Return
• Hook Flash
• Do Not Disturb
• Three way Calling

• Low cost - Customers can expect to see savings of 30 to 50 percent over traditional telephony. This makes Cablecom Residential service an excellent primary or secondary line.
• Network resiliency - Customers can be confident that they are utilizing a redundant network based on Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) to ensure high service quality.
• High-quality, feature- Cablecom Residential service provides reliable telephone service with more features and functionality than Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS).
• Local number portability - With port-in and port-out capability, customers can keep their same phone number, lowering the perceived risks associated with switching service.
• E-911 service - Emergency operators are able to tell where a person is calling from, unlike traditional 911 service.
• Community calling - Channel Partners can offer free calling between end-users, regardless of whether the calls are local or long distance.
• Local telephone numbers - With a network of 1.4 million local trunks, Level 3 will be able to assign local numbers to approximately 66 percent of the U.S. population by end-of-year 2004 - so next-door neighbors don't need to make long distance calls to reach each other. In comparison, other VoIP providers only provide coverage in select states or a handful of rate centers in each state.