Onesuite
Posted By: JenniMT on 2008-06-24
In Reply to: I used phone cards until I got my - me
I used to use Onesuite and still do if I go out of town. You use it like a phone card, and I think it ranges from 2 to 3 cents per minute. Just go to onesuite.com.
I have been using Vonage for the last four years though. As long as you have a really good internet connection, you shouldn't have problems with Vonage IMO. I have moved about four times (husband was in the miliitary), and each time I have made sure I got the best internet, and have had no problems whatsoever. Good luck.
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I have used OneSuite for (sm)
personal use, so I'm not sure about disconnections while working. You just create an account through their website and you can recharge your minutes with a credit or debit card (maybe Paypal, too). They have a zipdial system, which basically means that you can input the number you will be calling from and then you don't have to enter your PIN number each time you call. You can also see your call history by logging onto your account via their website, which is a really nice feature. My experience with their customer service has been good, too. HTH 
I am using onesuite- sm
I have also just switched to a new job with a c-phone and have decided to use onesuite. They are 2.5 cents a minute and you prepay your minutes, like a calling card. I have heard of a few people using this so I am going to give it a try. It seems to work great for them. No limits, no hidden fees, etc.
I used to use onesuite before...
I got cable with my C-phone, and it says it's 2.5 cents for prepaid minutes. You get your own account and can check how many minutes you have left. Go to www.onesuite.com.
never had a problem with OneSuite
It's AT&T Call11Vantage that keeps dropping carrier. But, for $35/month, I tolerate it.
No, onesuite is $1.50 an hour, not $1.80.
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Onesuite is an option with MDI? - sm
I used it when I started working for them, but didn't know I would continue using it?
Onesuite.com cheap, not
unlimited but very cheap, under 3 cents a minute. Lots bells and whistles. It's for regular phone not internet.
OneSuite questions...
Is it an LD program that works with your regular phone? You just buy increments of LD? I don't have LD on my phone, only Verizon and if I do make a call it is 5 cents a minute. OneSuite seems like a nice program, just wondering if anyone here uses it. TIA!!
Onesuite in hotel
That is exactly what I'm doing when I travel. I use my Onesuite account and dial an 800 number from my room and save on ridiculous charges from hotels.
Now you can also use its voip feature if your hotel has a good internet connection and you have your laptop with you. Saves you the trouble of dialing the 800 number or worry about getting charge for that 800 call.
Onesuite pay as you go service
Onesuite has always been a pay as you go service. No plans, no tie ups or anything so anytime you want to stop using Onesuite you don't need to do anything. But so far, I'm liking it so I will keep using it until someone better comes along.
I finally used OneSuite through net at .02 or att card at 04/min nm
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NO, you're off. 0.03 x 60 = 1.80 that's without a direct onesuite connect sm
I used them for years. I didn't pay any attention to their rate, above -- but it doesn't matter how fast you type. You could sit there and NOT type, and you're still paying $1.80 for every hour you're hooked up.
And by the way, there are several dictators I'm 1:1 on. Not many though!
Onesuite has local access now for 0.025 cents
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I found OneSuite would not stay connected to hos. system... went with ATT
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onesuite.com was recommended to me. Have not checked into yet but 2.5 cents sounds good.
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