Teleblend: “A Shell Company With Little Customer Support.”
Wow, that’s gotta hurt, especially when it’s a Sunrocket employee that says it about your VoIP company.
According to Kim Hart, a writer for the Washingtonpost.com, she had a talk with an ex Sunrocket employee who said, and I quote:
that Teleblend didn’t exist prior to SunRocket’s demise, and it is basically a shell company with little customer support. The former employee is urging customers to use caution when choosing a new provider.
If a Sunrocket employee is saying it, then I’m wondering if I was right all along about Teleblend not being quite what they said they were.
The article discusses the collapse of Sunrocket and the fact that Sunrocket offered 2 alternative VoIP companies, Packet8
and Teleblend, to their customers as the best companies to switch their broadband phone service to. What they don’t tell you is that they did this because Packet8 and Teleblend offered to pay them for customers who switched over before a certain date.
I find it very interesting that Sunrocket gives you two choices, then one of their old employees lets it slip that you should be very careful who you choose, while saying Teleblend:
is basically a shell company with little customer support.
Man, you’ve got to love that kind of PR…
Do you think anyone will sign up with Teleblend after reading a statement like that from someone from Sunrocket who should know?
Read the rest of Kim’s article, then go sign up at Packet8 as fast as you can. LOL
Spiderman