Calls to all destinations worldwide for free via internet – without computer
While the flagship of the TerraSip VoIP product palette, the Starphone, previously went over the virtual store counter for 89 Euro, it is now available for a thrifty 59 Euro, beginning immediately.
With this, TerraSip is reacting to an increased demand. "The Starphone is so interesting because it offers a diversity of functions like no other comparable product on the market and provides comfortable internet telephony without requiring a computer or software." says Daniel David, responsible for products and purchasing for the company.
Low Initial Investment
Alongside the remarkable design, the SIP phone offers a large foldable display, an alphabetic keyboard and open standards. It supports all current protocols and is delivered already pre-configured. This comfort as well as the low price makes entering VoIP telephony palatable, through which regular telephone fees can sink up to 90%.
No Contract Obligations
The requirements for the operation of a Sip phone are a broadband internet connection, such as DSL, as well as a router, to which the Starphone is connected with a network cable. The Sip account, which makes dialing via the internet possible, is provided by TerraSip free of charge. Interested users can register on the webpage www.terrasip.com, completely without any contractual obligation.
Calls to other networks worldwide from only 1.4 cents per minute
Calling other TerraSip members is free, with low fees for conversations using other networks. One minute throughout all of Europe or the USA, as well as many countries in Asia and Africa only costs 1.4 cents, with a national tariff available beginning at 1 cent.
Information about the provider
TerraSip is a young, globally oriented Service Provider operating worldwide. It offers free internet telephony via the international SIP standard for members.
TerraSip's focus is mobile internet telephony, Voice over WLAN, or VoWLAN. TerraSip will present its first pilot project concerning mobile Internet Telephony in Germany in spring 2006.
Source: http://www.ArticlePros.com/author.php?Susan Scheiber
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