Pioneer 2.7 Rate Buster User Review

Cons: None so far; I wish Pioneer could be our local provider,

Summary: After bad service and high charges from Qwest we looked for a new long distance carrier that would help us on our small volume of LD calls. Within days we were changed over--seamless at this end. We could not get a calling card from Qwest, or setup for LD calls while traveling; Pioneer did it quickly and clearly in one phone call. The real person on the phone, back in Maine,was totally helpful, and this is rare today. Very good plan, at least for us, with real service and low prices: highly recommended

Cons: None thus far

Summary: I switched to Pioneer to get better long distance rates and have been pleased with the service.

Cons: having to use codes

Summary: Overall, the time it takes to connect is very small compared to value of service and the savings we get. I would recommend it !

Cons: $10.00 one time service charge.

Summary: Choosing this provider was a great way to get rid a monthly fee my existing provider charged whether I made long distance calls or not. Since we use a cell phone for all long distance calls this was a great way to get rid of a monthly fee while still having the ability to make a long distance call from the land line if needed. It lowered my bills for sure.

Cons: No cons

Summary: I have been with Pioneer for 4 years and have had no problems what so ever. Switch over from your old long distance carrier is easy and the rates Pioneer has beats all other competitors soundly. Pioneer does not charge a "low usage" fee like some of the other carriers. Customer support is friendly if you have any questions. I highly recommend Pioneer Long Distance.

Cons: none so far

Summary: so far so good

Cons: none

Summary: I love it, great in state, state to state and international rates. I have been a customer for years, very happy with the service.

Cons: I didn't sign up for Pioneer sooner!

Summary: Great find! We were getting billed by MCI long distance for approximately $14/month to make about a total of 30 minutes average of local toll and long distance calls - which came out to add up to only about a couple bucks out of a $14 bill! We "got enlightened" and changed over to ATT long distance and paid approximately $5/month for those 30 minutes; again of which less than $2 was in the costs of calls made. Then we came across and switched to Pioneer. Our ATT landline costs is approximately $14/month and we still have OVER $6 on our original credit of $10 that we signed up with. I think of ALL that money we gave away to MCI.....

Cons: Haven't found any yet

Summary: My wife and I are retired and getting elderly. We don't make many calls but do call europe at least monthly to talk to family. The service has always been clear and very reasonable in cost.

Summary: I added this service to my summer home after already using it on my main residence.