About: Louisiana

The capital of Louisiana is Baton Rouge. The land now known as Louisiana was first owned by the Spanish, then the French and was then purchased by the United States in the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. New Orleans has become a huge tourist attraction, noted for the French Quarter, Bourbon Street and the annual Mardi Gras celebration. In 2005 the state was hit hard by Hurricane Katrina, which killed hundreds and devastated New Orleans. Louisiana still maintains a culturally and historically rich place influenced by a concoction of French, Spanish, Indian and African cultures.

Population: 4468976
Governor: Bobby Jindal
Largest cities: New Orleans
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XFINITY Voice for Louisiana

Phone service does not have to be complicated. Cell phone carriers and television commercials like to make it out that way, but that does not mean that is the way it has to be. Phone calls are simple. There's no computer crashes or misspellings, only communication. Xfinity Voice in Louisiana wants to take back the original communication device of the technological age. Despite the Internet the phone is not dead, and Xfinity Voice is giving it a new lease on an ever-extending life.

Xfinity Voice offers unlimited local and long-distance calls (in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico) for one low monthly price. With excellent call clarity and the knowledge that a loss of service has always been far less likely on house phones than cell phones, the choice is clear. For Local callers, the Local with More plan includes unlimited local calls with nationwide long distance at five cents a minute. For especially distant calls The Carefree Minutes Worldwide and Carefree Minutes Asia offers one hundred to three hundred minutes for calling all over the world, again for a low monthly price.

XFINITY Voice in Louisiana gives you much more for the money than the average home phone service. You'll get call waiting, call forwarding, caller ID and several other great XFINITY Voice Calling Features. Remember back a few decades when you had the spiral telephone cord going from the handset to the wall unit? And having a long cord was great because then you could take the call into your bedroom for a private conversation? Then your phone cord would be crimped funny because you closed the door on it. Or how about the rotary dial that took forever to dial a "9" or a "0." It probably made calling "911" even more stressful! Those days are behind us, and with the great calling features offered by XFINITY Voice, you'll be happier than ever.

From local calls in Louisiana to international ones Xfinity Voice covers all its bases. Integrating all your home technologies with Caller ID on your television and home computer it is easy to see how phone service, the most basic of communication methods, continues to evolve with its internet brothers. All you used to ask for was clear service when it came to the home phone, but Xfinity Voice for Louisiana is willing to offer much more.