Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

American Telecom Services Inc. (Amex: TES), a provider of
converged communications solutions, today announced that it will
start shipping a Digital Clear Internet (Voice-over-Internet-Protocol
or VoIP) telephone to the fastest growing electronics retailer
based in California and the world’s largest retailer’s dot com,
for promotion in the fall season. The award-winning X10001P,
an Interference-Free, DECT 6.0, Cordless, Multi-Handset
telephone, previously announced as a bundle with Lingo service
on December 20, 2006, will be sold at both new retailers and
promoted to their customers through in-store fixtures, online
placement and circular advertisements.
Bruce Hahn, American Telecom Services‘ Chief Executive Officer,
commented, "We remain committed to expanding Digital Clear
Internet Telephone product and service bundles through retail
distribution. Today,we are announcing significant progress in
the pursuit of this goal,announcing two new retail channels for
our Lingo offering. These phones, supported by Lingo, allow
consumers to make unlimited long distance calls in North America
and 21 international destinations for a low, fixed monthly fee
and are exceptionally easy to plug and talk for use by all
consumers. We do not expect the reported situation with
SunRocket, a VoIP service provider, to adversely impact our
ability to extend VoIP services to purchasers of our phone
products as we have expanded our offerings to include Lingo’s
VoIP offerings."

Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

American Telecom Services Inc. (Amex: TES), a provider of
converged communications solutions, today announced that it will
start shipping a Digital Clear Internet (Voice-over-Internet-Protocol
or VoIP) telephone to the fastest growing electronics retailer
based in California and the world’s largest retailer’s dot com,
for promotion in the fall season. The award-winning X10001P,
an Interference-Free, DECT 6.0, Cordless, Multi-Handset
telephone, previously announced as a bundle with Lingo service
on December 20, 2006, will be sold at both new retailers and
promoted to their customers through in-store fixtures, online
placement and circular advertisements.
Bruce Hahn, American Telecom Services‘ Chief Executive Officer,
commented, "We remain committed to expanding Digital Clear
Internet Telephone product and service bundles through retail
distribution. Today,we are announcing significant progress in
the pursuit of this goal,announcing two new retail channels for
our Lingo offering. These phones, supported by Lingo, allow
consumers to make unlimited long distance calls in North America
and 21 international destinations for a low, fixed monthly fee
and are exceptionally easy to plug and talk for use by all
consumers. We do not expect the reported situation with
SunRocket, a VoIP service provider, to adversely impact our
ability to extend VoIP services to purchasers of our phone
products as we have expanded our offerings to include Lingo’s
VoIP offerings."

Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

American Telecom Services Inc. (Amex: TES), a provider of
converged communications solutions, today announced that it will
start shipping a Digital Clear Internet (Voice-over-Internet-Protocol
or VoIP) telephone to the fastest growing electronics retailer
based in California and the world’s largest retailer’s dot com,
for promotion in the fall season. The award-winning X10001P,
an Interference-Free, DECT 6.0, Cordless, Multi-Handset
telephone, previously announced as a bundle with Lingo service
on December 20, 2006, will be sold at both new retailers and
promoted to their customers through in-store fixtures, online
placement and circular advertisements.
Bruce Hahn, American Telecom Services‘ Chief Executive Officer,
commented, "We remain committed to expanding Digital Clear
Internet Telephone product and service bundles through retail
distribution. Today,we are announcing significant progress in
the pursuit of this goal,announcing two new retail channels for
our Lingo offering. These phones, supported by Lingo, allow
consumers to make unlimited long distance calls in North America
and 21 international destinations for a low, fixed monthly fee
and are exceptionally easy to plug and talk for use by all
consumers. We do not expect the reported situation with
SunRocket, a VoIP service provider, to adversely impact our
ability to extend VoIP services to purchasers of our phone
products as we have expanded our offerings to include Lingo’s
VoIP offerings."

Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

American Telecom Services Inc. (Amex: TES), a provider of
converged communications solutions, today announced that it will
start shipping a Digital Clear Internet (Voice-over-Internet-Protocol
or VoIP) telephone to the fastest growing electronics retailer
based in California and the world’s largest retailer’s dot com,
for promotion in the fall season. The award-winning X10001P,
an Interference-Free, DECT 6.0, Cordless, Multi-Handset
telephone, previously announced as a bundle with Lingo service
on December 20, 2006, will be sold at both new retailers and
promoted to their customers through in-store fixtures, online
placement and circular advertisements.
Bruce Hahn, American Telecom Services‘ Chief Executive Officer,
commented, "We remain committed to expanding Digital Clear
Internet Telephone product and service bundles through retail
distribution. Today,we are announcing significant progress in
the pursuit of this goal,announcing two new retail channels for
our Lingo offering. These phones, supported by Lingo, allow
consumers to make unlimited long distance calls in North America
and 21 international destinations for a low, fixed monthly fee
and are exceptionally easy to plug and talk for use by all
consumers. We do not expect the reported situation with
SunRocket, a VoIP service provider, to adversely impact our
ability to extend VoIP services to purchasers of our phone
products as we have expanded our offerings to include Lingo’s
VoIP offerings."

Source: voipcentral.org

Here is a resounding agreement between two established VoIP players, Lingo and ATS (American Telecom Services), under which they will launch a new program to provide converged VoIP services by the integration of Lingos broadband services with ATS Digital Clear Internet Phones.

McLeans fully owned subsidiary Lingo provides a range of competitive and high quality Internet phone service rates plans for residential as well small business enterprise customers. As part of the deal, the company has certified ATS X1000 IP Digital Clear DECT 6.0 Internet Phones and the X10002P extensions.

Ravi Bhatia, President of Lingo said in a statement,

Bundling our competitively priced, high quality Lingo broadband phone service offerings with ATSs diverse product lineup at retail represents a tremendous new initiative for Lingo and a new opportunity for consumers to experience significant savings and feature enhancements offered through our services.

The integration of ATS Digital Clear Internet Phone and Lingo broadband phone service plans enables customers to save hundreds of dollars annually on their total phone expense using interference-free cordless technology.

Both the companies plan to expand their service offerings and Digital Clear telephones to provide customers and small business with a range of offers and savings. The combined services will be available during the first quarter of 2007.