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JAJAH Frees the iPhone with Low-Cost Alternative to AT&T
JAJAH announces its "Free Your iPhone" campaign and Web site, showcasing JAJAH as the best solution in the world for making long-distance and international calls from Apple's iPhone.
As consumers have flocked to embrace this revolutionary communications device, they have been presented with outdated rate plans which start at $59.99 per month for a two-year contract. Customers face an additional $3.99 per month for an international calling plan that then charges 23 cents a minute to call Europe. With JAJAH, users make the same call for only 3 cents a minute and there are no hidden costs, contracts, downloads or special equipment. JAJAH works over your regular phone lines and does not require a wi-fi connection.
To experience ultra-cheap global calling, iPhone users simply point their iPhone to
mobile.jajah.com
, enter their JAJAH user name and password, and enjoy one-click global calling to any address in their JAJAH address book.
"JAJAH is the killer app for the iPhone," said Roman Scharf, JAJAH co-founder. "Its revolutionary -- by bringing VoIP rates to your iPhone, JAJAH saves you so much money you can easily pay for your iPhone with the money you save on international calls."
An iPhone combined with AT&T's service rates costs users more than $2,000 over the required 24-month contract. An iPhone user calling from the US to London for 30 minutes a day, over the same period, will save over $5,000 in long distance charges.
To sign up for the JAJAH iPhone service, visit
www.freeyouriphone.com
. Registration is free, fast, easy and confidential. To learn more about JAJAH, users are encouraged to tune into
JAJAH TV
where they can see JAJAH live broadcasts or they can also go directly to
www.jajah.com
to register and get started.
Recently infused with strong investments from Intel and Deutsche Telecom, JAJAH is positioned to revolutionize how people make calls. Following on the success of its Skype-alternative NoHeadset launch, the "Free Your iPhone" campaign is the next step in educating the public that there is no better way to make free and low-cost global calls than with JAJAH.
Posted on Jul 02, 2007
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