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For many people around the world the days of paying exorbitant long distance rates are over.  That is because millions of broadband Internet users are discovering that they can maximize their Ethernet connection by adding Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephony to their regular Internet service.  VoIP allows people to send long distance calls over the Internet, bypassing regular public telephone lines and saving up to 80 percent on long distance charges.  VoIP works by instantly taking the words you say into the telephone and compressing them into voice data packets, wh

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The world of telecommunications has changed enormously in the past twenty years. Technology once only dreamt of, like portable phones or paging devices, has now become a fixture in daily life. One rapidly emerging technology that is shrinking the world by reducing long distance charges is Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), which uses the Internet instead of regular telephone lines to carry conversations, data, and video.

If you are in the market for residential VOIP, you will find a number of quality choices.  One of the newest and innovative has recently entered the market – Phonom.  This residential VOIP provider is a privately held telecommunications company that is offering digital IP telephony services in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey.  Phonom uses Lucent’s Accelerate VOIP portfolio and Cavalier Telephone’s IP network services as well as the Cavalier as the DSL provider.