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VOIP officially became legal on 1 February 2005 and the Independent Communications Authority of SA (ICASA) issued 087 number ranges to the value-added network service (VANS) providers in November 2005.

In the past, VoIP providers flooded the South African market with expensive technological solutions that offered limited advantages to customers. This resulted in the word ‘VoIP’ receiving an unhealthy reputation in the industry as unreliable, restricted and expensive.

Widespread VoIP adoption is dependent on several things, the most important being an interconnect Agreement. There is no point in trying to call a cellphone via a VoIP phone unless the cellular provider and the ISP have an agreement to pass traffic from one to the other. The problem with so-called “VoIP” operators is that they sell no real value to the customer if they cannot connect and receive calls at the same time regardless of the originating or terminating network.

TelFree Communications (Pty) Limited constructed a LOCALLY integrated end to end solution and platform for companies and consumers looking for a cost effective way to partake in alternative leading telecommunication solutions.

TELFREE will become the biggest virtual telephone company and service provider in South Africa and Africa in a very short time. With their own world leading IP telephony platforms installed in SA, UK, US and China they serve the entire South African, African and other world markets. Their local market penetration strategies will see TelFree becoming a major player providing alternative telecommunication solutions in the following core markets;

a) Cellular least cost routing for SME and corporate markets - +- R8
Billion p/a - (Adaptors replace Cell routers and deliver cost saving
to ALL destinations and not just Cellular networks, receiving calls
into adaptors as well)

b) Multi-branch, multi-location companies – delivering a FREE branch
to branch fax and voice solution, no matter where they are
situated in the world.

c) PABX suppliers, re-sellers and distributors– supplying a high quality,
low cost VoIP solution to compliment their brand products,
supplying a dynamic alternative communications solution to their
needy customer base.

d) INTERNATIONAL Call market – The TelFree VoIP solutions eliminate
the need for call-back routers and other international least cost
routing technology that resides at the customer premises.

TELFREE is strongly positioned to play a major role in this market through its;

a) International footprint (UK, US, SA and CHINA), vast experience in
VoIP markets and valuable intellectual property (in-house developed
admin software, call shop management software and agent
business management software – used world-wide),

b) Full, SA Based, VoIP Platform with latest voice, fax and video
technologies deployed.

c) VANs license in SA,

d) 50 000 x 087 xxx xxxxx Telephone number range allocated by ICASA,

e) Interconnect agreements with Telkom, Vodacom SA, MTN SA, TELE2
in the UK, AUSTRIA TELEKOM and other world-wide carriers.

f) Future interconnects with Cell C.

g) Low cost overheads and infrastructure.

h) Ability to deliver excellent quality phone calls at the lowest rates to
any entity with an Internet connection.

This represents a Huge opportunity for all of us! If anyone would like more info, please do not hesitate to drop me a line. Alternatively, you are welcome to visit www.telfree.co.za for more info.

Cheers,
 
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