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Ooma Introduces New International Calling Plans
Ooma
announces three new international calling plans that further extend the cost savings and convenience of calling friends and family around the world. With these plans Ooma customers can now call 70 countries for less than a penny per minute and call other countries at reduced “bulk discount” rates. With the introduction of these new plans and the recently announced Ooma Mobile Application, Ooma offers the most affordable and functional international calling experience.
Ooma offers its customers a comprehensive international calling program that affords multiple ways for consumers to save on international calls:
Ooma International Calling Bundle
Available today, Ooma customers can select from three new plans that best fit their calling lifestyle. The first plan offers Ooma customers 1,000 free minutes of talking to friends and family in 70 countries for the low rate of $9.99 per month. The second plan, which also costs $9.99 per month, offers access to significantly reduced “bulk discount” rates for use when calling all other international countries. The third plan, which is available only to Ooma Premier customers, provides both the 1,000 free minutes to call 70 countries and the access to “bulk discount” rates for calling other international countries combined for $9.99 per month. The original Ooma International calling bundle – $4.99 a month for 500 minutes of calling to 70 countries – also remains available for Premier subscribers. For more information, visit the international calling page:
http://www.ooma.com/products/international-rates
Ooma Mobile Application
Save mobile minutes and up to 90 percent on international calls compared to traditional mobile calling plans with the Ooma Mobile App – now available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad – by placing calls over any Wi-Fi connection or 3G network. For more details, visit the Ooma page in the App Store:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ooma-mobile-for-iphone/id348758102?mt=8
Ooma to Ooma Calling
Placing Ooma to Ooma calls is always free. If you own an Ooma system and send an Ooma system to friends and family abroad, they can assign a U.S. phone number to that system and call back to the states for free.
Posted on Aug 04, 2010
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