Jaxtr Expands Free International SMS Coverage to 155 Countries

Menlo Park, CA (PRWEB) April 24, 2008

Jaxtr (http://www.jaxtr.com), the company that links your phone to the Web, today announced it has added 117 destination countries to which members can send SMS for free. Until now, members were able to SMS friends and family in 38 countries. Jaxtr members can send free text messages to mobile phones directly from their jaxtr home page. Basic membership is free, and the free international SMS service is available to all jaxtr members.

The jaxtr support site includes the full list of free SMS destination countries: http://tinyurl.com/4ujy64.

Launched in March 2007, jaxtr has quickly become the largest social communications company on the Web. Over 10 million people in 220 countries use jaxtr to receive calls from people visiting their social networking pages to make calls to their friends and family worldwide and to get to know fellow jaxtr members on café jaxtr (http://www.cafejaxtr.com), the world's largest talk network.

Jaxtr works with any phone, both mobile and landline. When a member adds their jaxtr link to their email signature, friends and family can call them from their regular phone from anywhere in the world without paying expensive international toll charges. Family and friends simply click on the member's jaxtr link to generate a local number in their country. By saving this permanent, direct-dial number on their phone, people can call friends and family abroad at the same cost and with the same convenience as calling a friend down the street.

About jaxtr:
Jaxtr is a social communications company based in Menlo Park, CA. The company was launched publicly in March 2007, and the jaxtr service is currently used by over ten million users in 220 countries. Jaxtr links your phone to the Web, so you can hear from callers worldwide while keeping your existing phone number private and so you can call people anywhere in the world directly from your mobile without paying expensive international toll charges.

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