Hi Bob,

I've used the following:

BlueJeans.com ($9.95/month - 50-attendee maximum) - great quality
Join.Me ($18/month - 50-attendee maximum) - good quality
Skype.com (Free - not sure what the max is but, I've been on a 13-person call on Skype before) - fair quality

I have used Skype without issue several times. I have not tried any of the pay options but there are several decent ones to choose from.

Skype

I have done Skype once - and it was okay.

We are not fond of it.  Skype works fine and you can conference with it.  Most of our calls are early morning with Europe or back East, and we do not want to dress up for those 6 AM or 4AM calls.  LOL A

Most of mine is one on one so just a hangout works. Facetime also.

Bob I've used facetime and skype over the years - both are very easy and no cost.

I don't use any of these..no need. The clients I have in India prefer email and calling..their times are crazy and I'm sure don't want to dress in the middle of the night...LOL!!

GoToMeeting used to be good - but we haven't used their products in a while. Skype and Facebook video messenger or Google Hangouts. How many people? Maybe listen to Debe Maxwell, CRS on this one. -Kasey

Dont use it....

Join.me is good and I have attended a number of Go To Meeting sessions (not free) that were good. For one-on-one, I like Facetime. Skype is pretty good, too

Go To Meeting.

I have not tried this on any level

I have used Skype, Hangout and we are looking into options for our Association for committee meetings. We are finding they are all very reasonable in cost and will have something in place by fall.

What's the google one? Hangout

I am a real neophyte when it comes to video conferencing so I don't use it

Join.in and Join.me are the services I like.

And the price is really appealing.

GoToMeeting is the perenial favorite but not free option.

And of course there is always skype, facetime and whatever app came with your 'puter.

The delivered quality is directly related to the bandwidth available on your Internet connection. Yes you may have 100 magigaterrabytes per second, but when every outlet and receptacle, gadget and appliance is yakking at the same time...bad things can happen and the app gets the blame.

I like Facetime better than Sype. Less dropped calls.

I have not but my tech guy has set up Skype and gotomeeting for us - works great

GoToMeeting

I don't do it....but many use skype.... if I had to, I'd use skype.... 

There are many but I really like Xoom lately. It's free, easy, and has some neat features. 

I have not, but they serve a great purpose.

Interesting question. THanks for asking

I can't remember the last time I video conferenced. Did a quick Skype session with clients in England two years ago and that was it.

I have used Skype Business and go to meeting-both are good but go to meeting seems easier to use.

Free & Paid versions: We use ZOOM for all our Podcasts and tarinings.

Easy to use for all involved. If you do small meetings under an hour it's free.

I've used Skype before.  It was good.  Google Hangouts can work too.  Both of those are free.  My old job had webex which costs but works well (sometimes had bugs though).

Depends upon the particular conference.

In my company we use Ring Central for all online meetings( i do not know the prices). For private video conferencing I use facetime or skype( both free), and skype can be used for 2+ attendees since my bf is using it regularly for international meetings. 

Sykpe seems to work the best.

Not used it.

I will if I am ever in a situation where I need to.  

great for out of state/country clients

I don't video conference.  Since it means I would have to shower, shave and comb my hair.

I use facetime most often, but facebook live is picking up

We use Go To Meeting.  Very easy and dependable.

You have some good advice. Blog about your selections.