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ViaTalk, LLC, a division of HostRocket.com, isn’t kidding around. With all the fierce competition in the VoIP market, sometimes you have to throw down the gauntlet … and hard … to make sure you’re heard. In an effort to up the ante and entice new customers, as a special holiday promotion, ViaTalk is offering new customers one full year of telephone service when they pay for the first year in advance. So, it’s like, buy one year, get one free. Not bad. (One year of service costs $199.00).

“It seems too good to be true, but as a thank you to our new customers this holiday season we are giving away two years of our service for the price of one,” said Brendan Brader, CEO. “This is sure to be one of the best bargains this holiday season — better phone service, unlimited long distance to make all your holiday calls, and at a fraction of the cost of what you are paying now.”

Brader only launched the New York-based company last year, and they already have customers in 2,200 markets in all of the 50 states.

To get more information on their limited-time offer, visit here.

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p-news.comLos Angeles County has signed a $233 million, five-year contract with AT&T to provide the county’s voice and data services.
AT&T will manage and maintain the IP network and …

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p-news.comNetwork Products Guide has selected the Toshiba Strata CIX family of IP business communications as a winner of the 2008 Best Products and Services Award in the VoIP category.
“Toshiba …

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If you are in the UK you may want to take a serious look at the new pricing for the mobile data dongles from Hutchison 3G (aka Three).
The price of the dongle has been halved and the plan prices …

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Check this out. This may be the best darn deal on wireless data anywhere.
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I’m not an engineering type. I just use technology. So when I read Matt Miller’s post this morning it got me thinking.

3G is data. Voice rides over the data network. What this likely …

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This post by "the UnWired" blogger Arne Hess has me wondering if you need to by a data plan for light use in the USA is you want data over a pre-paid SIM on AT&T.
My guess based …

Source: www.voip-news.com

p-news.comCould you someday be using VoIP technology and meeting colleagues in virtual worlds for important meetings? Think of the potential for working in pajamas!
Multiverse Network is working …

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According to London based Infonetics Research the sale of data cards are growing around the world. This is great for companies like iPass.
Now all they need is a 3G consumer play to go past the …

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One of the most reliable VoIP services I know is Tpad. Not only that it worked flawlessly for more than …

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This is called a bellweather announcement from AT&T.
By dropping the price to $65 a month for all kinds of unlimited data, visual voicemail and SMS means that the new high water mark has …

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One of the things I am enjoying using while I’m on the road is the T-Mobile @ Home service on my Blackberry. Now a fourth device, the Samsung Katalyst Slider is being offered too.
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p-news.comHave a few budgetary dollars burning a hole in your department’s pocket?  Then hop a flight to Chicago and plan to spend a few days in the Windy City to attend BCR’s upcoming course, …

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If you’re an international traveler and in love with you iPhone, but don’t want the big data roaming bill, AT&T is offering SOME relief with a new pricing plan that you can turn …

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p-news.comThe gang at BRC Training has another course on the schedule, this time a three-day adventure in Chicago, taking place November 12th through the 14th. Seeking to provide a solid foundation …

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Having spent almost ten days in London this month and experimented with Pay as You Go Data plans from T-Mobile and Hutchison 3, I have to say the USA carriers are missing the mark big time.
Forget …

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p-news.comBCR Training is putting on a two-day course next week in San Francisco, California, and for $1195, you, too, can attend. Why should you? Although not for everybody, this particular …

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Heading to or in the San Francisco area at the end of October.  Then you may want to pop into an upcoming event from the folks at BCR Training.  The Introduction to Telecom - Voice and …

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Do you remember PhoneGnome’s "Build Your Own Ooma" challenge which they started at July 19th, 2007?
We invite any company that sees promise in Oomas recently announced peer to …

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In one of my last posts, "Why isn’t the US the "land of the free" also in VoIP?", I critized US American VoIP companies that normally lock their ATAs to just one provider. …

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The blogosphere has criticized Ooma for various reasons, while traditional media have praised it to the skies for Ooma’s unlimited free calls to the US, probably not knowing that this is part …