“Community Phone representatives are very helpful and responsive. Setting up the phone is very easy. So glad that we found Community Phone.”
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Verizon is transitioning customers to internet-based phones (VoIP). That means that if the internet goes down, calls don’t go through. Verizon does not come with features other than a dial tone. Community Phone has more features and does not depend on the internet.
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Blocks spam calls
Hear from members of our community
Hear from members of our community
“My mother only needs to talk to the people who she remembers.”
Cathy’s mother, Dorothy, was getting harassing calls nonstop. With Community Phone’s Allowlist, only the people Dorothy remembers can get through — and she finally got the quiet mornings she needed.
Why people switch
Verizon: Verizon home phones typically rely on your internet connection. If your internet goes down, so does your phone service.
Verizon: Verizon has phone trees and thousands of support agents.
Verizon: Verizon often requires a technician visit to install service.
Verizon: Verizon typically requires annual contracts and may have additional fees for features and services.
Verizon: Verizon only offers a dial tone.
“Community Phone representatives are very helpful and responsive. Setting up the phone is very easy. So glad that we found Community Phone.”
“The app has been a lifesaver. When my sister gets anxious, her dementia made her call people repeatedly without realizing it. Now I can check her calls, make sure she’s safe, and feel confident she’s doing okay.”
“Community Phone made life so much easier for my mom. The phone is simple to use, setup was effortless, and the constant spam calls disappeared. It’s a relief and works perfectly.”
Community Phone works across all 50 states, and we’re adding coverage every week. Check what’s available at your address in a few seconds.