Opex residential long distance service

OPEX Value Plus 2.7 User Review

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Pros: none.

Cons: After this company moved their offices to the west coast (from northwest chicagoland) the trouble started. to my objections, they continued to charge my account a municipal tax for the town my post office is located in. i told them five times i did NOT live in that town, going as far as faxing them a copy of my real estate tax bill and changing the billing address town name to my "un-incorporated area" name. all of this for less than seven dollars; but it is the principal. now, i get daily recor

Summary: I would advise you, if you live in a non-incorporated area, to get telephone service from someone that understands that your 5 digit zip code has no bearing on who gets a share of your real estate taxes.

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Long Distance - Did you know?

The USF fee is a mandatory fee implemented by the FCC. Companies can however charge a higher % than required. A higher USF fee can have a significant effect on your final bill. We include the USF Fee into our "Yearly Savings" formula which has a significant role in which plan has the highest Yearly Savings value.

This fee goes to High Cost/Low Income Fund, Schools, Libraries, Rural Health Care, and Telecommunications Relay Services or TRS Fund.