I finally took the time to build a VoIP site that lists local, unlimited, business and hosted PBX VoIP services. If you’re looking for any of these types of plans, head on over to Internet-Phone.org and compare each type of plan side by side. Most of the plans offer pretty much the same features, so they are listed by price, with the cheapest plans listed first.

If any of you VoIP webmasters want a link on the new site, or this one for that matter, send me a VoIP related article with your byline and I’ll put it up for you. As a matter of fact, I could pretty much publish any telecommunications related articles you might have. If you’re interested, post the first paragraph in one of the comment fields, along with your email address, and get in touch with you. (Don’t worry about your email address, I’ll keep it private; nothing gets posted to the site unless I do it.)

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Jan Harris posted an article over at VoIP-News today that said that engineering and techie nerds in England have decided that VoIP is good for small business.

OK, she said it way better than that, but since she didn’t put any references in her article to where she found the information, I couldn’t check it out for myself. I even wandered around the British Computer Society’s website for about an hour trying to find a news release or white paper that coroberated the story, but couldn’t. Oh, well, it’s not like it matters that much anyway… we all know VoIP kicks ass and if your business is still spending money with AT&T, SBC or Qwest, you deserve to be losing money on your phone service.

If you do have a company, and are interested in VoIP, you can use Telerus’s comparison tool to price out VoIP PBX or VoIP Office type products for your business.

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