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Verizon Brings VoiceWing Internet-Based Calling to Massachusetts


Monty Solomon (monty@roscom.com)
Wed, 6 Apr 2005 10:21:02 -0400

Verizon Brings VoiceWing Internet-Based Calling to Massachusetts
for as Low as $19.95 a Month

VoiceWing Costs Less Than Traditional Phone Service and Harnesses the
Power of the Internet to Provide Unique Calling Features

BOSTON, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Residents of Massachusetts now have a
new low-cost, feature-rich option for telephone service with
VoiceWing, an Internet-based calling service from Verizon. One
VoiceWing calling plan just introduced today gives customers 500
minutes of outbound local and domestic long-distance for just $19.95 a
month. An unlimited local and long-distance plan is also available for
as low as $29.95 a month.

VoiceWing customers use a small telephone adapter provided by Verizon
to connect their own telephones to their home high-speed Internet
connections. The telephone adapter allows the VoiceWing customer to
send and receive calls over the Internet instead of using a standard
phone line. The service works with both DSL and cable modem broadband
connections and allows subscribers to call anyone, anywhere,
worldwide.

- http://finance.lycos.com/home/news/story.asp?story=48188401

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