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Voiceserve Launches SIP-Based IP-PBX Service for Consumers and Small Businesses

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Voiceserve, a low-cost, next-generation Internet telephony software and service provider, has launched a SIP-based IP-PBX service to consumers and small businesses through CalltoPBX.com. The service allows subscribers to establish a virtual telephone system and communicate free through the web, with calls to landline and mobile phones priced at highly competitive VoIP rates. The service offers features such as video conferencing for up to five extensions, IP security, and economical call forwarding to anywhere in the world using SIP protocols.

Key Takeaways:

  • Voiceserve's new service, CalltoPBX.com, enables subscribers to establish a virtual telephone system and communicate free through the web.
  • The service offers features such as video conferencing for up to five extensions, IP security, and economical call forwarding to anywhere in the world using SIP protocols.
  • Calls to landline and mobile phones are priced at highly competitive VoIP rates, with rates as low as 2.1 cents to the UK, 9 cents to Peru, 3 cents to India, and 1 cents to Hong Kong.
  • Unlimited video conferencing for up to five participants from smart phones, tablets, video phones, and PCs is available for a small monthly fee.
  • CalltoPBX.com uses iNum, the global area code for VoIP, which enables users to use one telephone worldwide.
  • Creating a CalltoPBX account is simple and free, with no credit card required for registration.
  • Each account can have up to five users, with more users available for a small one-time fee.
  • The service can be integrated with CRM software to automatically bring up the customer profile of the caller.
  • The service offers IP security, text messaging, faxing, music on hold, dial by name from contacts, voicemail delivery via email, and call queuing.
  • Nos. 15 billion to over 470 billion.

Statistics:

  • 15 billion mobile VoIP minutes in 2010 (Juniper Research)
  • Over 470 billion mobile VoIP minutes by 2015 (Juniper Research)
  • VoIP calls to landline and mobile phones priced at 2.1 cents to the UK, 9 cents to Peru, 3 cents to India, and 1 cents to Hong Kong.
  • Unlimited video conferencing for up to five participants available for a small monthly fee.

Sources:

  • Voiceserve, Inc.
  • Juniper Research

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