Communications, LLC, a fully owned subsidiary of VoIP, Inc., has launched a beta version of Web-click calling service called Click4Me.Net, a first of its kinds in the world. The newly developed system uses the web for free phone-to-phone calling. It is now available for testing on VoiceOne’s Virtual Lab at Labs.Voiceone.com.
Labs.Voiceone.Com is an open forum that allows the users to make preview, test free without any cost and provide feedback on VoIP services designed by VoiceOne.
Shawn Lewis, CTO at VoIP, Inc., comments on the new launch,
Cick4Me is designed to meet the needs of active, on-the-go businesspeople. It integrates the World Wide Web, VoIP calling, mobile telephony and landline functionality all within one product. It even enables users to connect with others without giving out their phone number.
How to use
The use of Click4me is very simple. First, the users require logging on at Labs.Voiceone.com. They can also register at Click4Me.Net. Then the users can connect form their phone to other users’ phone by typing their mail address or Click4Me.Net user name. The company offers it free of cost. It also allows the users to review and provide feedback on the Clicke4Me service or discuss VoIP services with VoIP Inc.’s development team at Labs.Voiceone.com.
Another facility of the Click4Me service is that users can make and receive phones international calls without signing in any type of VoIP phone service or using Instant Messaging.
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