Press About VoIP

J.D. McCartney Xstatic Public Relations P: 303-995-5747jd@xstaticpr.com

DENVER – June 26, 2006 - Consumers are paying an average of $24.96 per month for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service, according to VoipReview.org (http://www.VoipReview.org), the first and most complete comparison shopping and information source for broadband phone service. VoipReview.org collected average price data over the three-month period from March to May 2006, measuring the average costs of popular calling plans that feature unlimited long distance and 911 capabilities. More than 150,000 consumers visit VoipReview.org each month to gather information and purchase VoIP service from the industry’s top providers, including Packet8, SunRocket, and Vonage. “VoIP is growing quickly as consumers begin to understand they can make as many long distance calls as they want for less than $25 per month,” said Eric Laughlin, chief executive officer of VoipReview.org. “Most consumers switching to VoIP are doing so for significant cost savings on their phone service, long distance calls, and international calls.” Beyond cost savings, consumers enjoy the convenience and mobility VoIP technology allows its users. People place and receive phone calls in much the same way they did with traditional phone service, such as using their cordless phone. Additionally, with many VoIP providers, they can track their call activity, manage voice mail, view billing information, and change account information online at their convenience. Most VoIP providers also offer attractive features such as free voice mail, caller ID, call conferencing, call waiting, and call forwarding. VoipReview.org helps consumers and businesses find, compare, and purchase VoIP phone service based on price, features, local availability, and user ratings and reviews. The site features an interactive online search tool which helps consumers find the best VoIP service from the industry’s leading providers. For more information, visit www.VoipReview.org.