HELLO BUZZFON! The Emerging of the New VoIp Solution

Union City, California (BUZZFON) July 8, 2004 – A small but emerging ip telephony company, Bonusfon, answers to the clamor of the market today by bringing in, BuzzfonP2P, a free, compact and convenient soft client that makes pc-to-pc and pc-to-phone quality and clear calls possible without so much as disturbing the client side’s bandwidth or system resources while upholding the “no spyware installed” regulation.

Bonusfon, a free and premium VoIp products and services provider will be launching "BuzzfonP2P" through Buzzfon.com, alongside Skype (which has listed 11 million downloads and 170,000 concurrent users), Tamerlane Sanchez says "Our services and premium product, BuzzfonP2P, is better than any voip product and service provider in the market today. We can beat Skype any time of the day…" Tough words for the competition. Buzzfon says that the market is clamoring for a better voip softclient, thus the emergence of BuzzfonP2P.

For Residential Communities. “Even residential houses are already a big target market,” say Ms. Barrientos as research firm Frost & Sullivan says explosive growth in the North American residential voice-over-IP (VOIP) market during the next three years will be accompanied by a 77-fold increase in sales of “endpoints” -- that is, analog telephone adapters (ATAs), VOIP residential gateways, IP phones, and session initiation protocol (SIP) phones.

For enterprises. The convergence of voice and data technologies has created new opportunities for enterprises and institutions across a variety of industries. Enabling voice communications in real time over the same wireless local area network (WLAN) that handles up-to-the-minute data transmissions, is recognized as a key strategic advantage by most organizations.

For Professionals On-The-Go. With features like Call Forwarding, Voice-Mail and Answering Machine, BuzzfonP2P, is set to delight hard-working individuals who rely on their communications 95% of the time they do business and especially when they’re on the go.

A poll of American and Canadian companies* revealed that Americans spend an average of 302 hours each year listening to voice mail. Of the respondents, 65% said that not being able to reach people when needed affected their ability to get the job done, and 38% of Canadian companies surveyed stated that they send business elsewhere when preferred vendors can't be reached. Given the opportunity, these respondents believe an in-building wireless phone solution would increase productivity, improve associate communication, and enhance their ability to service customers.

Over the long term, however, it's usually impossible to keep a good technology down. VoIP can now match the quality and reliability of traditional phone networks. And its advanced services are likely to entrance phone customers, who will relish both the low cost and useful features that VoIP offers. The transition will be difficult for the already-beleaguered phone carriers. But for their customers, it could be a dream come true. The makers of BuzzfonP2P will see to it that they do. Buzz me??