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Jajah Reaches Two Million In First Year |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Tuesday, 03 April 2007 |
After launching at the end of March 2006, web-activated VoIP service
provider, Jajah has a customer list of more than two million users
after its first full year of operation.
The service, which relies on a website to establish calls between
users, so no equipment, headset or contract is required.
The service
will also work with some smartphones (Blackberry, Treo, etc.), by
visiting
mobile.jajah.com to request the call.
Users visit the website and
enter the number of the person
they want to call. The system then calls them back on their designated
phone and a voice prompt informs them that Jajah is placing the call to
their destination.
Jajah claims to be the fastest growing new phone company in the world.
"Users love the service because it does not require them to change
their existing phone company or commit to a long-term contract," says
Jajah
co-founder Roman Scharf.
"We're glad to celebrate this milestone and
thank the two million users who recognize that they can keep their
number, their current phone and choose JAJAH to lower calling costs."
Calls to other registered Jajah users
are free and calls to unregistered members cost on average 3 cents per
minute to U.S. and Europe.
Jajah is available to Australian users. Calls from Australia to the US are US$0.035 and to China US$0.039 or free between active Jajah users.
www.jajah.com
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