PCCall Introduces Lucky 7 Plan

It's frequent callers' lucky day thanks to PCCall.com's new Lucky 7 Calling Plan. For just $7 per month, subscribers to this VoIP talk plan can call any seven numbers in seven countries around the globe. No landline or cell-phone provider package comes close to matching Lucky 7's value.

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 21, 2007 -- In its continuing endeavor to provide its subscribers with more calling capabilities for their money, PCCall is pleased to announce the availability of the Lucky 7 Calling Plan. This VoIP talk plan allows people from almost anywhere in the world to use their computers to call any seven numbers in seven countries. The fixed price for this all-inclusive package is just $7 per month. Customers who enroll in the Lucky 7 plan are also able to place unlimited calls to other PCCall members' Lucky 7 numbers at no additional charge. Lucky 7 numbers can be located virtually anywhere in the United States, Canada, China, the United Kingdom (landline), Spain (landline), Sweden (landline) and Singapore.

According to VoIP Review, "consumers are paying an average of $24.96 per month for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service." A recent "New York Times" article further revealed that even traditional landline subscribers have seen their residential bills grow by over 64 percent in the last decade. Compare those figures to the Lucky 7 Calling Plan's fixed monthly fee of $7, and the savings are obvious.

"The Lucky 7 pricing plan brings unprecedented value to the consumer VoIP market," says Isaac Salem, president of Iscom, PCCall's parent company. "Every new customer who enrolls in Lucky 7 will bring seven new unlimited numbers to the Lucky 7 network, thereby creating a growing global network of free calls."

How does PCCall stack up against its competition? Unlike Skype, Vonage and other similar VoIP services, PCCall offers unlimited calling to international numbers in addition to U.S. and Canadian numbers. PCCall can be used by anyone who has an Internet connection at his or her disposal. The service works on dial-up connections as well as broadband, thus opening up VoIP's cost advantages to those without high-speed access.

The PCCall brand and service is created and managed by Iscom Inc. Established in 1998, Iscom provides communication services to more than 10,000 users in 220 countries. The facilities-based communications carrier is licensed by the Federal Commerce Commission to provide a variety of advanced communication solutions. In addition to PCCall, the company offers an international long-distance calling card (IsCard) and a toll-free number service (Is800). The international long-distance calling card offers toll-free access from 50 countries. The toll-free service allows Is800 calls to be routed to any phone in the world.

To learn more about PCCall and the Lucky 7 Calling Plan, visit the company online at http://www.pccall.com.

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