Let me just start out by saying that I’ve been a very happy
AT&T CallVantage VoIP customer for the past nine months. While it’s
only been about a year since the CallVantage roll out, it turns out
that AT&T nipped the VoIP marketing campaign in the bud, just
months after it was launched. That nipping may have lead to the
marketing effort’s dud status.

I was perturbed after reading an article on news.com. Concerned that my VoIP service of choice was about to go by the wayside, I buckled down and updated the geekbooks.com VoIP Plan Comparison, with 36 VoIP plans from nine vendors.

But finding a replacement for the service only served to stoke my
inquisitive nature. I wanted to know why CallVantage was on the rocks.
And I wasn’t about to settle for a reporter’s interpretation of an
analyst’s opinion. I wanted to do my own homework.

[AT&T VoIP Marketing Misses The Mark, continued]