Personal Technology - WSJ.com

By Tom | July 19, 2007

It has been possible for several years now for Americans to dump their landline phone companies and pay much less with services that route calls over the Internet instead of over the regular phone network. For instance, the leader in this business, Vonage, charges just $25 a month for unlimited local and long-distance calling in the U.S. and Canada, much less than most

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