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Will Someone Please Kill sunrocket.com?

Well, well, lookie here. An ad for SunRocket:

sunrocket ad

And guess what, the link works:

Sunrocket Landing

And it goes farther:

Sunrocket Choose Plan

etc. It’s really confusing, too, because it has SunRocket all over it, yet mentions TeleBlend service. Will someone please just kill sunrocket.com already?

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  1. By The VoIP Weblog on 28 December 2007 at 1:40 am

    The Year In VoIP: Q3 2007…

    Here are some highlights from Q3 2007: Sunrocket Flameout: My first post on The VoIP Weblog was about SunRocket and whether or not they were going to live. And, of course, they ended up in the dead pool. Even after……

  2. By Your Source for the Latest VoIP Happenings on 28 December 2007 at 9:13 am

    links from TechnoratiSunrocket Flameout: My first post on The VoIP Weblog was about SunRocket and whether or not they were going to live. And, of course, they ended up in the dead pool. Even after their service got subsumed by TeleBlend,SunRocket’s web site lives on even today! Ooma: It’s funny, I haven’t heard anything about Ooma in a while. Good thing, else I’d say what I said before: well funded, stupid ideas are still stupid. (More Ooma coverage on The VoIP Weblog)

  3. By The Year In VoIP: Q3 2007 on 3 January 2008 at 6:49 pm

    […] Sunrocket Flameout: My first post on The VoIP Weblog was about SunRocket and whether or not they were going to live. And, of course, they ended up in the dead pool. Even after their service got subsumed by TeleBlend, SunRocket's web site lives on even today! […]

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