Subject: Wave Goodbye to Phone-Bills with Business & Home VoIP Phone-Services

From: "VoIP Phone Services" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2016 10:59:45 -0500

Do You Remember When You Used to Pay Per-Minute to Make a Phone Call?

.....Do you remember the traditional phone-line & phone-jack setup?

You could also still be using a traditional phone setup in your home or office and if

you are then you are overpaying for phone service and using outdated technology!

You can start saving money each month AND year just by switching to a modern

VOIP phone-setup!

The way that VoIP works is that you will use your current internet-connection in your

home or your office to make ALL of your local and your long-distance phone calls, which

means you no longer need to stress out over bills, minutes, etc.

Still not sure? Well think of it like sending e-mail; when you send e-mail, you simply

pay for your internet connection and send as many e-mails as you would like, you DON'T

pay for every single e-mail that you send - This is the same way that VoIP works and

since you are already paying for this internet setup, this is all provided to you at

no additional charges!

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pecifically requested by customers. In fact, you???re currently using VoIP if you have AT&T U-Verse, Time Warner???s home phone service, or Ooma???and you???re smart to do so, as VoIP services typically provide customers with free long distance and rates that are cheaper than analog. The PBX System Business VoIP combines VoIP phone service with the features of a business phone system, including employee and department extensions, call transferring, specialized call routing, voicemail, and more. In the past, businesses installed a PBX system to get this functionality. PBX stands for ???private branch exchange,??? an individual phone network used solely by the business in question, and it typically costs thousands of dollars to install. In addition to the money spent on the products and service themselves, an IT professional would need to be hired to put everything together, resulting in a significant expense by the time the setup process is finally complete. Luckily, present-day busi
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