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Here's the best browser to replace it Black Friday Buying Guide My Profile Log Out. Join Discussion. Add Your Comment. The question is will Vonage be able to make it through? They have customers, but they have been spending way too much to get them. The idea behind Vonage is VoIP and that is still hot. VoIP is not in jepardy. This is a Vonage problem we are watching, not an industry problem. The announced cuts in marketing spending are a surprise, Lemelin said, especially since the company said during its IPO last year that strong marketing efforts would be core to its success.

The key to reassuring as many existing customers as they can is that they'll continue to benefit from the service. Another problem is that Vonage's high churn rate -- the constant turnover of old and new customers each month -- is about 2. Todd R. Weiss is an award-winning technology journalist and freelance writer who worked as a staff reporter for Computerworld from to Here are the latest Insider stories.

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