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- Phonebooth.com Review – VOIP System
Phonebooth.com Review – VOIP System
Last updated on: December 13, 2012 at 10:29 am by Tim
Phonebooth.com Review – VOIP System 2012-12-13T10:29:45-05:00 Tim
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What is Phonebooth?
Phonebooth.com makes it possible to save up for 60 percent on your business phone bill. The business phone service provides business phone coverage for desk phones and enables you to send calls to any mobile phone. The company takes care of a business’ connectivity needs by delivering reliable on-demand business telephone features. Phonebooth provides versatile connectivity support as it eliminates middle men with its own telephone network system.
Who is Phonebooth?
Phonebooth is a division of Bandwidth.com, Inc., which supplies data communication services to small and mid-sized businesses across the nation. The company is considered one of the largest telecommunication providers in the United States. It’s also the nation’s fastest growing Fortune 500 telecom company.
What’s Phonebooth’s History?
The company’s history can be traced back to 1999, when Bandwidth.com began reselling data products out of a two bedroom apartment in Utah. By 2005, the company had purchased its first soft switch, which made delivering VoIP services nationwide possible. In 2009, its FlexNetwork was complete. Products such as Phonebooth, FreePBX and SIP Trunking then enabled the telephone network to provide more than 4 billion minutes of telephone services to its customers. Over 10 years of experience in the telecommunications industry ensurers that nationwide business customers receive reliable and cost-effective services**.**
How Does Phonebooth Work?
Phonebooth works through advanced ViOP phone system technology. All phone calls actually occur on the Photobooth network. Because the company controls its own telephone network, just like a traditional phone company, it can offer advantages that other providers are unable to provide**.**
Why Would a Business Use Phonebooth?
Phonebooth realizes that business phone solution choices are the result of significant preparation and planning. It is a unique company because customers are not required to sign contracts. This gives businesses the freedom to cancel anytime, which eliminates the risky expense of discovering that phone plans are not suitable for business objectives.
Phonebooth makes it possible for businesses to save a lot of money. There’s no fees for unnecessary services. Its customers receive Fortune 500 quality telephone support, without suffering the burden of long-term contracts. There’s no setup charges, no add-on fees, and no catches for access to plenty of features that businesses can rely on.
Phonebooth Features
Save time by reading your voicemail messages in your email inbox with Phonebooth telephone services. All voice messages are also delivered as attached audio files. This feature enables you to forward messages to anyone you like.
An auto attendant feature makes it possible for customers to be greeted professionally when they call. The company’s virtual receptionist technology is easily configured through the Phonebooth user portal.
Other features include unlimited minutes, professional HD quality, “Find Me” call routing, and conference calling. So Phonebooth allows you to talk as long as you want, to as many people as you want, while giving you full control over where your calls are routed so that you never miss a call.
Phonebooth services include an easy-to-use Web 2.0 online interface that you can use to manage phone system features from any location. As long as you have an Internet connection, you’ll be able to access this system**.**
Phonebook Pricing
Phonebooth’s OnDemand pricing structure is built on total scalability. For just $20 a month per user, subscribers can make unlimited local and long distance calls along with all essential business phone features. Up to two numbers are included in the OnDemand package. If you need more numbers, each one will cost you just $1.00 each month. Phonebooth’s plan makes it easy to add users as your company grows.
Key Advantages
Unlike other VoIP business phone providers, Photobooth won’t charge for voicemail transcriptions. You also won’t have to pay exorbitant fees for additional phone numbers as your company grows in its number of staff members. Some companies charge an additional $10 to $40 a month for group conference calls. Photobooth builds its conference call expenses into its low monthly price. The company also makes escaping typical 1 or 2 year contracts possible. Advantages such as these makes Phonebooth a business phone service well-worth considering.
Who Uses Phonebooth?
An assortment of companies use Phonebooth because it offers a low-cost full featured business phone system that enables growth while saving money. Sylvain Simard, CEO of ChocoNat, for example, says, “Choosing VoIP instead of a traditional telecom provider made it quick and easy to get our new business up and running. The price is right, the call quality is good, and the online interface is simple and user friendly. We saved a ton of money using cutting-edge technology. How often do you hear that?”
Mike Meyer, president of Tax Loans USA also endorses Photobooth. Meyer says, “Phonebooth OnDemand provides our growing company with unmatched telephony capability and flexibility. Our company reluctantly migrated from Cisco Call Manager and was surprised to find Phonebooth with more features, easier to use interface, and gigantic savings in capital investment. Phonebooth delivers the promise of VOIP to businesses today.”
Endorsements such as these illustrate just a few of the reasons why Phonebooth is a viable business communication solution.
Have you considered a VOIP system for your business? Have you checked out Phonebooth yet?
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