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The Vonage number listed for the United States is 1-844-365-9460, and account holders can also sign in to the online account and use the support routes there. Vonage runs separate operations for home phone service, business communications and its developer products, so start from the support page for the product you actually pay for: the teams and the account references are not shared between them. Customers outside the United States should use the Vonage site for their own country instead of this number. Have the account number, the phone number on the account and a recent invoice in front of you before you start.

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Vonage cancellations go through its account or retention team rather than a button in the online account, so expect a conversation and an offer of a discount before the cancellation is accepted. Ask for the cancellation reference, the effective date and written confirmation before you leave the call or the chat, and save the transcript. Check the contract for notice periods, any remaining term and early termination charges, and ask for the final bill in writing. If equipment has to go back, get the return address and a reference, ship it tracked and keep the proof of postage, because charges for unreturned equipment are the classic surprise on a closing account. Do not stop the automatic payment on the account until the final bill is agreed, since a missed payment can end up with a collections agency.

Port a Vonage number out by ordering the transfer with your new provider first, never by canceling the Vonage service: a number that has already been disconnected is usually lost for good. Keep the account active and paid until the new provider confirms the port has completed. The gaining provider needs the details exactly as Vonage holds them, including the account number, the account holder name and the service address as they appear on the bill, plus any PIN or passcode on the account, because a mismatch is the usual reason a port is rejected. Note the port request reference and the date, then chase both the old and the new provider against that reference if it stalls.

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Charges after a Vonage cancellation normally trace back to one of three things: the cancellation was never logged as final, the service ran to the end of a billing period that had already started, or equipment was recorded as never returned. Pull together the cancellation confirmation with its date and reference, the last invoice before it and every charge since, then set them out in one written message asking for a refund of anything billed after the effective date. Send it through the account so it sits on the record rather than only saying it on the phone. If charges keep coming, dispute them with your card issuer or bank and hand over the cancellation confirmation, and answer anything sent by a collections agency in writing rather than ignoring it.

Charges still arriving months after the account closed? Take it through our complaint process and we help you set the dates and the amounts out in writing in minutes.

Nothing has been reported about Vonage here yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at internet based phone providers: billing that carries on after an account is canceled, contracts renewing automatically with early termination fees attached, number porting to or from another provider stalling, call quality and dropped calls blamed on the broadband line, adapters and equipment charged for or not credited on return, and international or premium rate charges nobody recognizes.

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