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Home » Gizmo Project Offers Free Business Calling for Asterisk PBX Users

Gizmo Project Offers Free Business Calling for Asterisk PBX Users

September 17, 2006
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SIPphone, the San Diego-based developer of the free Gizmo Project Internet calling and IM software, introduced an “All Calls Free” calling plan for businesses worldwide, providing significant savings for small to mid-sized companies who want to enjoy free calling between co-workers and/or remote offices.

Using Gizmo Project as an office softphone, workers can place free PC-to-PC calls, as well as free calls to landlines and mobile phones of co-workers in 60 countries under the All Calls Free plan. The friends or co-workers must also sign up for the Gizmo plan. The United States, Brazil, and most European and Asian countries are included.

A variety of Asterisk PBXs, premium PBXs developed by such companies as Trixbox, SwitchVox, Epigy, webFones, and other SIP-based PBXs are supported by Gizmo Project. Workers can be called via their PBX or directly through the Gizmo network.

http://www.gizmoproject.com/business

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