With our “T1 Everywhere” flat rate program we are able to help those in hard to reach areas obtain business class bandwidth at an affordable price.
New York, NY (PRWEB) October 11, 2013
10gea.org, a leading telecommunications solutions provider specializing in high bandwidth circuits, is now offering flat rate internet T1 line services to businesses throughout the United States. According to 10gea, the most any business will have to pay for T1 service is $465 per month.
"This may seem like a high price to some but it actually is the highest price anyone has to pay. There are many areas where we offer T1 service for a fraction of that cost, however companies in rural areas can have a real hard time finding reliable and affordable bandwidth. With our 'T1 Everywhere' flat rate program we are able to help those in hard to reach areas obtain business class bandwidth at an affordable price,” 10gea.org’s VP of Sales Mr. Wind states.
According to the company T1 lines still server their need. While Ethernet based circuits like Ethernet over Copper and Fiber Ethernet continue to grow in popularity, there are still many areas in the United States that can’t be reached with Ethernet based services.
“Customers can use our T1 pricing tool to find the lowest price themselves. It will calculate the distances from the business address to various carrier POPs in order to find which circuits are available in that area. So someone in downtown New York may see Ethernet based pricing, while someone in rural Texas may see our T1 Everywhere promotion,” Mr. Wind continues.
About 10gea
10gea.org is an independent telecommunications agency that helps both SMB and enterprise customers with their cloud and networking needs. By utilizing its relationships with over 36 carriers, line-provider is able to advise and compare customers on one of the most important components of their business – their network reliability. Line-Provider works with many carriers and is known for its real time pricing for T1, PBX Phone systems, Ethernet WAN, gigabit Ethernet, and audio conferencing. For more information or a free consultation please 10gea.org.