Wired TestBoston, MA (PRWEB) November 1, 2005
BroadVoice, Inc., the leading provider of high quality, feature-rich broadband phone services to consumers and businesses, was named today by the editors at Wired Magazine as the number one provider of "full phone service" among Voice over IP companies. BroadVoice was also identified as the "best choice for jet-setters," and those who already have a Voice over IP phone adapter.
"Our customers have experienced BroadVoice’s advantages like quality, price, free features, and convenience for more than two years now. The team at BroadVoice is very proud to receive Wired Magazine's Editors' Top Pick for Internet phone service and we're especially excited about how the new features, and wireless devices we’re introducing will make the broadband communications experience even more rewarding for our customers,” said Gene Cornfield, spokesperson for BroadVoice, Inc. “Like the editors at Wired Magazine, America is finding BroadVoice the number one Voice over IP provider, and people are increasingly purchasing BroadVoice service and devices as gifts for their loved ones to stay in touch more affordably. With the addition of this new honor from Wired Magazine, we expect to be very busy this holiday season."
According to Wired Magazine's November 2005 Test issue, "For people who keep homes in Manhattan, Paris, and Madrid - or just know those who do - BroadVoice is the cheapest full-service way to banter, parler, or hablar. It offers unlimited calling in the US and to 20 other countries, mostly in Europe, but also a smattering in Asia and the Americas, plus Australia. You can add 14 more countries for an extra $5 per month."
Expansion plans are in the immediate future for BroadVoice as the number of customers has increased this year by 180% and the company’s Web site has attracted 233 percent more visitors this year as well. To keep up with the steady customer demand, BroadVoice also recently moved into larger offices and continues to hire more staffers. “Many consumers used to see Internet phone service as a viable alternative," said Cornfield. "Well, that was yesterday. Today, our Internet phone services and products are very much in the mainstream and used by businesses and people around the globe.”
Established in 1993 and designed for business leaders and entrepreneurs as well as general consumers interested in what's next in the digital revolution, Wired Magazine focuses on the science, lifestyle, businesses, politics and personalities that surround such innovative technologies and push them forward in the 21st century. Regular topics include multimedia, cyberspace, cutting-edge technologies, high-definition television, virtual reality and the electronic frontier. For more information, visit http://www.wired.com.
About BroadVoice, Inc.:
BroadVoice is the leading provider of high quality, feature-rich broadband phone services to consumers and businesses. BroadVoice VoIP phone service allows thousands of customers in the United States and more than 120 other countries to use their broadband Internet connection to make and receive phone calls anywhere in the world. Customers benefit from unlimited domestic and international calling and a suite of 25 basic and advanced features for one low monthly price. Founded in December 2003, BroadVoice is a privately held company based in Billerica, MA. For more information, visit http://www.broadvoice.com.
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