Staff WritersVoIP service provider MyNetFone has signed a deal with Linksys to provide equipment.
The equipment to be supplied by Linksys, a subsidiary of Cisco, is aimed at the SOHO and SME markets. MyNetFone hopes the deal will help grow its subscribe base by up to 10,000 in the months to come from over $250,000 in equipment sales and $1 million per year in additional revenue.
MyNetFone will provide two lines of VoIP and fax services to SOHOs and SMEs at extremely competitive rates, says managing director Andy Fung.
“A typical small enterprise may be able to save more than $1000 per annum by bringing its phone services to MyNetFone thanks to MyNetFone’s innovative new PRO range of services, which allow multiple phone lines to be combined into one low cost service,” Fung says.
The MNFSPA2100 equipment from Linksys will be available exclusively from early April.