VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. All that means is we offer telephone service by sending voice data in packets using IP, rather than by traditional circuit transmissions. If you are a customer who is a Non-Member who lives outside of our 33 boundary exchange lines, you will receive VoIP as your telephone service.
Yes! We understand the hassle of telling friends and family that you have a new phone number. If you are a new customer with Craw-Kan, we will transfer your phone number from your previous provider.
Customers may see “Craw-Kan Long Distance” on their bill. No need to worry. VoIP includes unlimited long-distance calling, so if you are seeing a line-item about long distance on your bill, just know that is offered to you as part of your voice service at no extra cost.