Have you ever wondered how can a paid VOIP service win over a free one? Well this can be now possible by the services introduced by Phone.com. Usually customers may prefer a free service when compared to paying $ 4.88 per month. When it comes to virtual number, they have no permanent connections to any specific phone lines.

The basic function of this virtual number is to receive calls and forward those numbers to real phone lines. This allows users to go online and modify the forwarding numbers simply by typing them in. This is definitely a great way for users to maintain the same numbers when they change jobs or move to different destinations. While Google Voice offers these services for free, Phone.com offers them for $4.88 per month.

Google Voice’s virtual number service offers its customers free domestic outgoing calling, Phone. Com on the other hand for just $4.88 per month offers 250 minutes per month to its users who will later be charged 3.9 cents per minute up to a maximum of $18.88 per month. This is applicable to incoming calls also.

Despite its charged services, Phone.com has a variety of features and benefits. The most important benefit of this service is that it provides a large set of facilities for small businesses and individuals. Other features of Phone.com virtual number service is that it hosts IP PBX and broadband internet phone services. This allows users to maintain their same numbers. Another benefit of Phone.com is that it assists in porting numbers from carriers to its VOIP service.

The hosted services provided by Phone.com contain features like auto attendant, conferencing, dial numbers by names and much more. Users will definitely not be disappointed by these services. The residential service package offered by Phone.com allows users to block unwanted calls both nationally and internationally. The virtual number services help users to transcribe their voice mails to text for just 25 cents per message.

The CEO of Phone.com Mr. Ari Rabban claims that one of the best advantages of Phone.com is its customer service.  The company makes use of US based agents rather than offshore call centers. This service also provides E911 connectivity. With the help of the virtual number service, users can also record their messages using their own voice or type them as text messages, which can later on be converted to voice audio.