Speakeasy: Switch to VoIP, get free phones

With the economy turning around, and business VoIP adoption set to grow, we can only applaud when companies try to make it even easier for potential VoIP users to jump the fence to our side. Speakeasy is living up to its name and making it even easier for businesses to switch over to IP communications.

Speakeasy has eliminated one of the last barriers to VoIP adoption by offering free Polycom SoundPoint IP 321 VoIP-enabled phones to new business customers who purchase unlimited or global Hosted Voice calling plans and have a minimum of five lines. The strategy of dropping the CAPEX in favor of the OPEX has been seen deployed across our industry--particularly in the hosted VoIP segment where equipment purchases are kept to a minimum. Generally companies still have to get phones even if they opt for hosted solutions, but Speakeasy is now taking care of that as well.

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