GD. I don't like the phrase "virtual calling card" myself, but whatever. This would COMPLETELY replace your long distance carrier, but USRF is hesitant to say that for obvious reasons. There was another BB company doing this same thing, but ran into some trouble a couple of weeks ago with some of their PR's being a bit too bubbly... The rate would be very competitive, I would say .02 - .05 cents per minute anywhere in the US. This could be huge, but there just not hyping it.
Another BIG piece is the following from the PR:
"Under the same agreement, Internet Media will also begin to market an additional e-commerce product which connects customers of a particular company from that company's web site to a predetermined telephone number (sales, customer service and technical support, etc.) with a click of a button. Importantly, any business with a web site is a potential user of this Internet-enabled telecommunications service."
With the click of a button, must be your mouse, right. So let me get this straight. USRF now has a product that will allow all of the E-Commerce sites like EBAY, AMZN, etc and the ISP's like MSPG, RMII and ELNK offer their on-line customers the ability to click their mouse on an Internet site and call to make an order or call the ISP's customer service. This is instead of a 800 # or secure internet transmission. What does a 800 # cost on an annual basis???? |
