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Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a system that allows the delivery of normal telephone calls over a broadband (or fast dial-up) internet connection. ViaTalk, the sponsors of this post, provide an internet phone service to United States residential and business customers. Customers have 4 broadband phone service packages to choose from, all of which offer value whatever your telephone usage.
The ViaTalk unlimited packages offers unlimited VoIP calls in the US and Canada, call waiting, voicemail, caller ID, caller return and a whole range of other benefits. The residential unlimited package is USD $229 a year. This is great value for anyone making a lot of local and national calls.
The ViaTalk services are also supported by a comprehensive online knowledgebase and 24/7 technical support. If you'd like more information please surf to the ViaTalk website.
The ViaTalk unlimited packages offers unlimited VoIP calls in the US and Canada, call waiting, voicemail, caller ID, caller return and a whole range of other benefits. The residential unlimited package is USD $229 a year. This is great value for anyone making a lot of local and national calls.
The ViaTalk services are also supported by a comprehensive online knowledgebase and 24/7 technical support. If you'd like more information please surf to the ViaTalk website.
