LOS ANGELES, March 23, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Peopleline Telecom Inc.(Pink Sheets:PPTM) announced today the release of a new expanded set of IP telephony services for small and medium size businesses.
The new additions include a customer premise IP PBX to complement Peopleline's current line of Hosted PBX services and also an enhanced package of Hosted desktop fax services. "We like to offer our customers a choice in this case between Hosted and Customer Premise based service. Both PBX services offer the same array of features and the decision is usually made on the customer preference to own the product or to outsource the service. The Hosted services start at $30 per line, $14.95 per extension and $10 for the fax email services, and the on premise PBX at $14.95. Either choice offers savings of up to 50% over traditional systems. The new IP PBX services save money all around over the earlier PBX/Centrex systems. Changes and additions are easy to do, no rewiring is involved, and remote office extensions are treated no differently than in house phones. It's no wonder customers are moving to IP," said Ed Gallagher, CEO of Peopleline.
About Peopleline: Peopleline is listed on the Pink Sheets (Pink Sheets:PPTM) and was established in 1998 to develop and sell VoIP/FoIP products and services to other Service Providers around the Globe. Peopleline launched its brand of retail IP telephony services to local users in Canada in 2004. Peopleline has its own line of unified messaging products that have been proven both in the corporate Financial Service market in New York and service provider market in Asia for several years, and Peopleline is able to take advantage of these developments. The Company's products run on Sun and Linux platforms, are compatible with Cisco gateways, and support both SIP and H323 devices. For further information, please visit http://www.peopleline.net.
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