On March 23rd, troubled VoIP provider Vonage passed their one year anniversary for going public, and their stock price has yet to improve. While recently developments such as Vonage pre-paid calling cards and possibly a service called Vonage Wireless might help boost their stock price, not everyone is holding out hope.
I've been saying from the very beginning of Vonage's stock price drop that there's a very real possibility that it was orchestrated by legacy telco interests so that Vonage could be bought out cheap. I still subscribe to that theory. If the stock continues it's trend, it's in a very real danger of becoming a penny stock that pretty much anyone could pick up for a song.
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