Google Voice- Will it be free in 2012?

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fuzzyeddie:
Has Google announced if the service will remain free? I haven't seen anything posted on the Google Voice blog: http://googlevoiceblog.blogspot.com/

DrJay:
Google never announces future plans or services in advance.  When they change things they usually make the announcement on the same day that it takes effect.

kthejoker20:
if its not, it will still be really cheap.

Cheaper than any viop out there, so either way, your ok.

Stewart:
Quote from: kthejoker20 on November 24, 2011, 10:46:52 pm

if its not, it will still be really cheap.
Cheaper than any viop out there, so either way, your ok.

That's not obvious.  IMO, if they bother to charge at all, it will be about $.01/min.  For a heavy user, flat-rate plans from e.g. VOIPo, Phonepower, MagicJack, netTALK, Ooma, VoxOx, Skype or TalkTT would be less expensive; most of those also include 911 and/or decent support.  A moderate user might prefer e.g. Localphone at $0.99/mo.+$0.005/min.  There are a huge number of options in the $0.01/min. range and many reasons why a user might choose one or more of them over GV.

Reuven:
It may be a monthly subscription fee rather than per minute.

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