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One of the hottest trends in business today is the rise of remote workers and telecommuters. This is great for numerous reasons; you can hire people who are perfect for your organization, but may not be willing or able to relocate. You can also allow your regular in-office employees to work from home as needed, or even give them options for utilizing work-from-home days.

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Localphone Ltd. is a business located in the UK that specializes in residential VoIP. British entrepreneur Paul Cusack founded the company in response to a growing need for cheap international calling solutions.

How did Localphone begin?

After selling the company Ebuyer Limited, Cusack spent a lot of time travelling. It was during this time that Cusack noticed his phone bills were inordinately high, a byproduct of expensive international calling fees.

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Earlier this month, the NFL opened up trading between teams, and many big deals have already taken place. While NFL teams trade players to save money, other people are trading to generate their own savings. For example, someone might trade their SUV for a more economical coupe in order to save money on gas.

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Based out of Brooklyn, NY, Improcom has been offering business VoIP solutions since 1996. They offer many different business VoIP services, but they specialize in:

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Wondering about the simple working principles behind VoIP technology? VoIP technology runs on some very simple principles. Basically, VoIP works by connecting telephones and computers through their IP addresses. Every private network that is connected to the Internet has an IP address. An IP address is just like a street address. If you were a packet of data trying to find your way through the Internet, you could find your destination on the map with an IP address.

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Just as quickly as the mobile phone anti-unlocking law came out, so did the petition to eradicate it. On January 26th of this year, the U.S. Copyright Office made it illegal for both individuals and phone providers to unlock their mobile phones.

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One of the major selling points for making the switch from traditional phone lines to VoIP is the amount of money you can save. With rates as low as $4.99/month (the price of a basic plan from residential VoIP provider Phone Power), VoIP has become so affordable, it is actually cheaper than many of the luxury, or even essential, goods consumers purchase on a weekly basis.

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IVR (interactive voice response) can be a huge asset to businesses looking to enhance their business image, simplify their transfer process, increase customer satisfaction, save money, and increase productivity.  

Submitted by on Mon, 2013-02-04 14:53
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When you’re shopping around for phone service, you may feel bogged down with information or feel lost in the terminology. While the whole decision making process can seem daunting or overwhelming, VoIP Review is here to take the stress out of your purchase.

Purchasing something new for your home or office should be an exciting endeavour, so to add a bit of excitement into the mix, we’ve announced the top five fun facts about VoIP!

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If you’ve recently made the switch from traditional phone lines to VoIP for business, you need to make sure that the provider you’ve chosen will be able to provide you with the features appropriate and necessary for your business. Here are a few questions you should ask your new VoIP provider to ensure you’ve made the right choice.

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