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Today's Wall Street Journal has a story about the looming price war in the VoIP sector.
I say we're already there. The price war is between the next generation carriers, the RBOCs in the USA and the cable companies. All kinds of creative bundling deals are making the rounds. Hardware and service. Features. Tie ins.
While the pricing looks good today, just wait for the holiday season. The offers with all kinds of incentives will likely start then.
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