RCN to Market ‘Off-Net’ Internet-Phone Service
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RCN said it will “considerably increase” its phone service--beyond the cable overbuilder’s current markets in New York, Boston, Chicago, eastern Pennsylvania and metro Washington, D.C.--using private-label services from voice-over-Internet-Protocol provider Deltathree.
Under the terms of the agreement, RCN will resell Deltathree's hosted-consumer VoIP services while continuing to market its current switched-based domestic and international phone services.
According to RCN vice president of marketing and product development Mark Chinn, the company will extend coverage to “new off-net customers who live or work near our geographic operating areas.”
Article continues belowIn addition to core VoIP services, Deltathree will provide RCN with Web development, billing, reporting, fraud management, soft-switch applications, customer-premise-equipment configuration and other services.
Founded in 1996, New York-based Deltathree provides both wholesale and retail VoIP services.
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