HOUSTON, Nov. 1, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Everybody's Phone Company (Pink Sheets:EVPH) today announces that it has disclosed the tariff (pricing) for local landline service in Texas. Everybody's Phone Company filed a copy of its tariff (pricing) with the public utilities commission of Texas. A copy of the tariff which outlines, defines, and enumerates different features of EPC available services is now on pinksheets.com for the public to review at: http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=EVPH&id=62144 or http://ir.stockpr.com/everybodysphonecompany/public-statement
VP, Norman George, states "Filing this tariff is a step in the right direction for generating substantial revenue, it allows us to increase shareholder value, improve our bottom-line, and we look forward to continuing to enhance shareholder transparency through future filings."
About Everybody's Phone Company
Everybody's Phone Company (EVPH) is expanding their services to include online account monitoring, referral incentive programs, and availability of government programs to increase their bottom line and attract new customer bases across Texas. EPC started out acquiring heavily discounted telephone service from the incumbent local exchange carriers, such as AT&T and Verizon, and reselling the services at premium rates on a prepaid basis yielding above average profit margins and mitigating bad debt. Once EPC achieves critical mass in Texas, it plans to expand its prepaid telecommunications product nationwide. For more information, visit www.everybodysphonecompany.com.
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