VoIP Supply Coupon Codes

The most common reasons are an expired code, a cart total below the minimum purchase requirement, or a code restricted to Value-Added Reseller accounts. If you are not registered as a VAR, a reseller-only code simply will not apply, regardless of your cart contents.

Yes, most returns of unwanted but unopened products carry a 10 to 20 percent restocking fee depending on the nature of the return, on top of the cost of return shipping, which the customer covers. If VoIP Supply's own team recommended the wrong product for your needs, that restocking fee is waived and you get a full refund instead.

You have 30 days from purchase to initiate a return, and the item must be unopened, unused, with no broken seals and in new condition. Products showing signs of use are returned to the customer at their own expense rather than accepted back.

Defective units need to be reported to hardware support and troubleshot before a Return Merchandise Authorization is issued, since VoIP Supply confirms the defect before processing a replacement. Defective RMAs are handled as replacements rather than straight refunds.

No, some manufacturers handle their own defective returns directly rather than through VoIP Supply, so check the manufacturer return policy for your specific brand if you run into an issue. Products like those from Viking Electronics or Patton are referred straight to the manufacturer for defect troubleshooting.

VoIP Supply does not advertise a standard sitewide free shipping threshold, and shipping charges are generally calculated based on the weight and value of your order. Watch for occasional promotional periods where a code includes a shipping discount alongside a percentage off.

Some codes are written specifically for VAR accounts and will only apply once your account is tagged accordingly, so it is worth contacting VoIP Supply support to confirm your account type before assuming a reseller code is broken. Standard sitewide codes generally apply to any account type.

VoIP Supply tends to run smaller, rotating discounts, often in the 5 to 15 percent range, rather than one large recurring sale. Checking the promotions section on the site directly is often more reliable than waiting for a major seasonal sale.