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Comments on: Vonage in legal tussle with Nortel

Vonage is getting sued--again. This time telecommunications equipment maker Nortel Networks says the company has violated nine patents related to its Internet phone service.

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Am I wrong about this?
by aka_tripleB December 17, 2007 11:46 AM PST
Shouldn't have Vonage's revenue been somewhere around $37,500,000-$62,500,000? Where are they getting $211,000,000 coming from? If everyone signed up for Vonage's $15 plan, you get the first figure. Or if everyone for the $25 plan you get the other? What other source of revenue does Vonage have that made up the other $160,000,000 of revenue?
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fuzzy math
by ncftech December 17, 2007 12:26 PM PST
No corporation would calculate revenue in that matter. If you just count new subscribers, then fine, but that is not the only thing that goes into revenue calcs.
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Outage over the weekend
by RonPaulRules December 17, 2007 1:38 PM PST
I just switched voip providers, Vonage customer service sucks, and they had a nation wide outage over the weekend that pushed me to go with a new voip provider.
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One of these days...
by Penguinisto December 17, 2007 12:43 PM PST
...we're going to see a headline along the lines of "hitman hired by telecom industry shoots Verizon CEO in the head".

I gotta give Vonage props, though - they're still managing to survive (which is good, because I'd really hate to have to be forced into Comcast's crappy, expensive and only half-working phone service).

/P
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Poor Vonage...
by gsmiller88 December 17, 2007 3:41 PM PST
Oh wait, they don't even bother offering service in my area so, OH
WELL! I'll not miss them once they're bankrupt.
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