Lingo

Patricia from 24HourMall

Review

The world has become a good deal smaller in recent years. The explosion of communications technology has made an enormous impact. Cellular phones and rapidly accelerating internet connection speeds have made global communication not only plausible, but necessary for success in today's economic climate. Still, voice communication has been more costly than internet communication, simply because of the nature of long distance service. All that has changed, however, with the advent of VoIP, short for Voice over Internet Protocol. It means precisely what it implies; using this technology, you can talk to one another via the internet. Take a look at Lingo.com if you're willing to give it a try, because you'd be hard pressed to find a better company. All you need to start with is a broadband connection. Here's how it works: calls are sent via your modem. The Lingo phone adapter splits your connection. All PC-related information still goes to your PC, but phone calls are directed to your regular or cordless phone. There are a number of different Lingo plans available, offering varying levels of service. The cost for even the most elaborate package is still quite reasonable, and the benefits are considerable, even when you leave aside the sheer coolness factor of talking via the internet. The plans range from communicating only with other Lingo members to being able to call anyone, anytime, for as long as you like. This is the next level of communication; why not get in on the ground floor? Pay a visit to Lingo.com and speak to the future.