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Telstra fights back at VoIP with new plans for small business | Telstra fights back at VoIP with new plans for small business |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Friday, 09 February 2007 | |
Telstra has introduced a range of 'subscription' fixed line plans for businesses with less than 10 lines with a key feature being individual plans for each line.Featured Whitepaper
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Group managing director Telstra business, Deena Shiff, said: "customer feedback indicated small businesses appreciated the cost certainty and simplicity of a subscription based pricing plan that allows access to untimed and unlimited call options by paying a simple monthly fee...Business people can also make decisions about which of their lines are being used a lot, and for what purposes - and adopt appropriate plans for each individual line." Options available through the BusinessLine Select range include 30c untimed STD calls for an additional monthly fee of $10 on top of the standard monthly access fee, or unlimited STD calls for an additional monthly fee of $30.00. Telstra has not published any details of the plans but says businesses can contact 1-800-Business for more information.{moscomment} |
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