www.SaveOnCommunications.com offers a helping hand to AT&T customers.

Bedminster, NJ AT&T has announced that it will be permanently exiting the residential local and long distance marketplace.

AT&T cited recent regulatory decisions as the reason for the pullout from selling consumer services. It is not clear what, if any, recent regulatory decisions could be blamed for the company’s departure from the stand-alone long distance market, as only local UNE-P services have been affected by regulatory decisions in recent months. AT&T took the opportunity to stress that it would now focus on serving business customers, although it still plans to market consumer services based upon VOIP technology.

AT&T also stressed that it would not be disconnecting existing residential customers, but would only stop accepting new orders for consumer services, and cease all associated consumer marketing. With no new calling plans being introduced, it is most likely felt that existing long distance customers will eventually leave when prices for the service are no longer competitive. A sale of the company’s existing customer base is also not out of the question, as rumors of just such a sale have been circulation in the telcom community for well over a year now. For that matter, the sale of AT&T itself as a whole has been widely speculated at. So far, none of those rumors have materialized though.

www.SaveOnCommunications.com proven leader in online communications announced today that it has added Broadvox Direct to it’s VOIP suite of services specifically for the Canadian market.

(PRWEB) www.SaveOnCommunications.com Consultant Alex Martinez commented, «We are excited to be adding Broadvox Direct as our new VOIP service catered to the Canadian market. VOIP services can save the end user up to 90%. The service will work where ever a broadband connection is available (worldwide). Read more: [ >>> ]

Broadvox Direct reduces communication costs by transmitting voice communications over a high-speed Internet connection while enabling customers to continue using their standard telephones.

Broadvox Direct offers several plans, for example residential plans start at $12.95 per month for the basic plan and $29.95 for the unlimited plan which includes: unlimited local, regional and long distance in Canada and the U.S plus call waiting, caller id, call forwarding, voicemail and many other features not available with other VOIP providers. Business packages at $44.95.» Read more: [ >>> ]

Broadvox Direct adds additional advantages the the Canadian consumer. For example, a Canadian resident or business can have a local U.S phone number allowing them to receive calls as if they were in the U. S. It is also recommended for use with DSL or Cable internet service.

Other services found at: www.SaveOnCommunications.com are: Dedicated T1 services, Wireless/Paging Services, Calling Cards, Web Development and much more! More information can be obtained by calling Alex Martinez, SaveOnCommunications.com Consultant by calling: 866–300–1572 or by email: sales@saveoncommunications.com