Absolutely, there is VoicePulse, BroadVox, Nufone, etc. Also If you
want exceptional stability and don't mind "paying the man" AT&T also has
business and residential VoIP service (it's a bit spendy but very
reliable, and for business a rep told me they have "100%" Service Level
agreements, if they go down, they will pay you back for that time of
unavailable service.) :
http://www.usa.att.com/callvantage/home.jsp?
B
Surely there are other providers to investigate, or a customer service desk at
Broadvoice to complain to.
-A.
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