AT&T strikes VoIP deals with cable

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I agree with AT&T's forecast for VOIP growth, but find it hard to fathom how AT&T expects to become the premier player when it charges clients as much as twice what others charge. AT&T needs a low cost plan that's $14.99 a month. As it is now, AT&T would charge me more than what I pay to the local Bell company with all the taxes, charges, and long distance added. Why should I switch or use them when I'm happy getting the services I have now as opposed to what they're proposing? My son is using VOIP now for $14.99 a month and is happy with his services as well.

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