Phone bundle
Phone bundles are turnkey products offered by various telecommunications companies. These products are bundled in that they include VoIP phones, internet, and in some cases television service.[1]
Origin[edit]
Phone bundles were created in a response to a demand from both the consumer and the small and medium businesses markets. These markets demanded a package which would include phone and internet communication hardware in one package which would be a turn key solution.
Consumer marketplace providers[edit]
- Altice USA
- Atlantic Broadband
- AT&T
- Century Link
- Charter
- Comcast
- Cox Communications
- Google Fiber
- RCN Corporation
- Verizon
- Windstream
- Wide Open West
Business marketplace providers[edit]
- AT&T
- BullsEye Telecom
- Century Link
- Charter Communications
- Comcast
- Granite Telecom
- Verizon
- Windstream
Advantages[edit]
Advocates of phone bundles is that several services are being offered by one provider. This generally saves time, money, and streamlines the installation process.[2]
References[edit]
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