ECG Basic 3.5
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| General Information | |
| Company |  |
| Plan Name | ECG Basic 3.5 |
| $4.08 | |
| 3.5 ¢/min 24 hours - 7 days a week | |
| State Specific | |
| None | |
| 15.5% | |
| 6 seconds | |
| Outstanding | |
| M-F 8am-6pm CST | |
| Mailed bill $2.50, Online Payment Available, Credit Card payment available | |
PhoneDog Expert ReviewREVIEW - ECG's Basic 3.5 plan was introduced for customers who are not interested in receiving an e-mail bill or establishing auto-bill pay. This 3.5 plan bills in 6 second increments and you will also find lower international rates. We have found the customer service department at ECG to be excellent, with wait times rarely over a minute.BILLING NOTE - With this plan you will receive a paper bill, but there will be a $2.50 fee each month. To offset telecom tax regulation costs, ECG has instituted a 59 cent Regulatory Recovery Fee. Also in January, 2010, a monthly fee of $0.99 was implemented for all ECG customers – existing and new. The total fee is $4.08/month. CALLING CARD - ECG also offers an optional calling card at a rate of 12.9¢/min. which can be used from any phone within the U.S. A one-time $1.00 set-up fee is charged. | |
| Other Available Services | |
| None | |
| State Specific | |
| None | |
| 12.9 ¢/min | |
| $1.00 | |
| N/A | |
| None | |
| 30 seconds | |
| 60 ¢/call | |
| No | |
| Varies | |
| Commercial Account Information | |
| None | |
| $3.50 | |
| Offshore Rates | |
| Alaska | 24 ¢/min |
| Guam | 13 ¢/min |
| Hawaii | 21 ¢/min |
| Puerto rico | 26 ¢/min |
| US Virgin Islands | 25 ¢/min |
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