Mozcom launches new VoIP service to the public
August 28th, 2006 - Posted in VoIPVoice over Internet Protocol or commonly known as VoIP, has been a popular choice among entrepreneurs worldwide to transact deals crucial to their respective business. Following that trend is Mozcom.
On its 12th anniversary in the industry last August 24, Mozcom, the country’s first commercial ISP, formally launched Mozcom VCall that caters to entrepreneurs and people in need of VoIP technology in their day-to-day operations.
“This is our continuing effort to become a complete IT-based solutions provider,†says Mozcom CEO Beta Gan.
VCall entails its users to conduct calls with parties in other countries. This serves as a cheaper alternative to NDD calls and a more reliable choice for entrepreneurs as well as ordinary consumers. For respective businesses to activate this service, a user must create an account at www.vcall.ph for free and follow the step-by-step instructions. Once it is loaded with credits, available in prepaid and subscription plans, users can immediately avail of this service.
With small and medium businesses (SMBs) in mind, Mozcom offers monthly subscription plans at P750 to interested parties and prepaid cards starting with its base price at P100. The company also offers a fixed VoIP number and audio conferencing features in its monthly package.
Part of Mozcom’s offering is the VCall Audio Conferencing, which enables subscribers to converse and meet over the Internet through VoIP. This service allows making business decisions with utmost flexibility and mobility through long distances.
This technology allows typical analog telephone adapters to connect an ordinary phone to a VoIP network. VoIP is the routing of voice conversations and conferences with the use of the World Wide Web. It can also be done with any other IP-based network.
“VoIP is the latest product that we have to make life easier for our customers,†Gan said.
Source: www.manilatimes.net