Long Distance : With ECG long distance will my current phone features still work?

With ECG long distance will my current phone features still work?

Yes, you can sign up with ECG online and still use your caller ID and other features that you have with SBC. ECG will just be your long distance provider and that will not change any features you currently have with your local service provider.

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How often do the long distance providers raise their rates?

It is very rare that the providers on our website change the rates from the rates that are listed. Unfortunately there is not any guaranteed period for the rates you sign up for, but if the provider does happen to change the rates, you will be informed directly. At that point, you can either stay with the provider or look for alternative options. We find in a lot of cases that the long distance providers we review, actually opt to lower rates. (i.e. ECG just...

ECG introduces EASY 2.5 rate plan

Enhanced Communications Group (ECG) introduced a new "EASY" 2.5 long distance rate plan! The new "EASY" plan will be replacing their 2.75 plan. "EASY" 2.5 will be available to any new or existing ECG customer who chooses or switches to EasyBill and EasyPay. EasyBill is ECGs paperless billing option that let's customers receive their monthly ECG bill online. EasyPay is ECGs paperless payment option that let's customers pay their monthly ECG bill electronically via...

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Long Distance - Did you know?

Many people think using Calling Cards are less expensive than using regular long distance. How can this be? Don’t they have to pay for the usage of the same lines as everyone else? Sure they do, but calling card companies have become experts in marketing tactics!

Read the fine print of the calling card, they often charge for units, not minutes. A unit can be any measure of time they decide, plus they often have minimum call amounts and round up to the next unit. The bottom line is, they have done the math, and it’s going to cost most people more money than selecting a good long distance plan.