Pioneer 2.7B
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| Company |  |
| Plan Name | Pioneer 2.7B |
| $1.99 | |
| 2.7 ¢/min 24 hours - 7 days a week | |
| State Specific | |
| None | |
| 15.5% | |
| 60 seconds | |
| Outstanding | |
| M-F 9am-8:00pm | |
| Invoice will be sent by email, Pay by Check available, Credit Card Payment Recommended | |
PhoneDog Expert ReviewREVIEW - Pioneer offers its State-to-State rate at 2.7 ¢/min. Pioneer is able to offer this amazing rate by keeping their bad debt ratio extremely low. Wait times for Pioneer customer service rarely exceed 1 minute and they are always helpful should you need anything. This company and plan are highly recommended by this website.NOTE: Pioneer Telephone will charge a Regulatory Recovery Fee of $1.99/month to help offset the various regulatory costs associated with providing telephone service around the country such as city licensing fees, state and federal reporting requirements and special assessments. We have updated our site with this information under the Monthly Fee section of our review. Canada, Alaska | |
| Other Available Services | |
| $0.99 | |
| State Specific | |
| None | |
| 5.9 ¢/min | |
| None | |
| None | |
| None | |
| 60 seconds | |
| 69 ¢/call | |
| No | |
| Varies | |
| Commercial Account Information | |
| None | |
| $4.21 | |
| Offshore Rates | |
| Alaska | 7 ¢/min |
| Guam | 17 ¢/min |
| Hawaii | 7 ¢/min |
| Puerto rico | 7 ¢/min |
| US Virgin Islands | 7 ¢/min |
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