An Enterprising American Soldier and Friends Co-Develop Leading Video E-mail and Video Conferencing Company Offering the 'Next Generation in Communication'

An idea borne out of an enterprising American soldier's need to communicate with friends and relatives is now available here -- Video E-Mail & Video Conferencing.

(PRWEB) November 16, 2005 -- An idea born out of an enterprising American soldier's need to communicate with friends and relatives is now available here.

Called "Viewbit" subscribers can dial into the company's website to produce and send their own video e-mail to their friends, relatives and business associates with internet access all around the globe.

The cost, as little as $19.95 a month for unlimited video e-mail and video conferencing service's, brings it into the reach of most families and certainly businesses, says Scott Fortune, vice president of Viewbit.com.

Michael Grant, Viewbit's founder and owner arrived at the idea of video e-mail and live conference service when first getting word of Scott Fortune being deployed for a one-year mission in support of operation enduring freedom back in 2003.

"When I first got word of being deployed, Kevin Frost contacted Michael Grant and asked if he could develop a way for myself and other US Military personnel to stay connected to family, friends and loved ones while on deployment," reports Fortune. 90 days later Michael Grant and his staff had created the prototype for Viewbit. The finished product was released this past May to the delight of many people.

In addition to video e-mail, the service also offers incredible live video conferencing for up to four people to see, hear and talk to each
other in the highest quality, according to Pam Cudd, Vice President.

"Viewers see smooth, clear, crisp video, rivaling hardware-based video conferencing equipment costing tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars," Cudd says.

"I teach an online sales course using Viewbit with my independent distributers," says, Jerry Gardner from Little Rock AR.

"Viewbit and video conferencing allows me to meet face-to-face with my clients throughout the world," says Michael Grant, viewbit owner.

"We've had Evangelical Christian Churches and Christian Television Networks expand their ministries by employing this technology to get their message out," says Pam Cudd, Vice President.

Now back home in the U.S., Fortune wants to let others know about the video e-mail and video conferencing. "The possibilities are truly endless here. Many family and small businesses can really personalize their service and get a leg up on the competition. Even network marketers see how this can help them communicate with their organizations more effectively. Students use it after classes for study sessions and a little gossip too."

Kevin Frost, Senior Vice President adds, "I see it also helping the hearing impaired who can now communicate using sign language in real time on the video conference system that viewbit offers."

Once subscribers log into www.viewbit.com where they can produce their own video e-mail, review their performance and send it to their friends or relatives. All with the click of a mouse.

Fortune is excited about the prospects of video e-mail, calling it "The Next Generation In Communication". Others agree.

Forrester Research concluded, "Video E-mail will replace text messages as the online communications mechanism."

According to the live streaming video industry, live stream video is currently a 2 billion dollar market, and by 2008, it will be an estimated $12 billion industry.

For more information or to try out video e-mail and conferencing, go to www.viewbit.com

Fortune also invites "subscribers or anyone with questions to join us live every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday at 9:00 PM (EST) and on Saturday at 1:00 PM (EST). We walk each person through the very easy setup process and also field questions and get valuable feedback from our subcribers. To join us live by phone dial 319-256-0500 access code 1062452#."

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