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PointOne Debuts Wholesale Residential and SOHO VoIP

PointOne is launching new VoIP services for the residential and SOHO (small office/home office markets) markets. PointOne will make the StarPoint IP service immediately available to cable operators throughout the U.S. PointOne has been conducting service trials since October. Since September 2000, PointOne has built out an advanced converged voice and data network that covers 75% of the U.S. population.

The residential broadband telephony service provides long distance and local voice, including e911, directory assistance and operator services • Enhanced features include call waiting, call return, call forward, caller ID/ID block • Voice mail: receive and check via toll free access or existing email • 3 — way conferencing and a service provider web portal for automated subscriber activation and management. The VoIP service for small enterprises includes all the residential features, plus abbreviated dialing, call hunt, reservationless conferencing — multiway, auto attendant, and free fax line. http://www.pointone.com

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