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XO goes after VoIP
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XO Communications is firmly establishing itself as a VoIP vendor that small businesses should take a look at for voice and data networking.
The company is expanding its VoIP services to Minneapolis-St.Paul, making 47 large cities where the company offers its XOptions Flex services. Designed for small businesses, XOptions Flex includes unlimited local and long-distance calling, Internet access, Web hosting and voice VPN support. Combined with XO's partnership with Avaya to offer managed VoIP services, small businesses that happen to be located in a city the company serves may want to check out XO's prices. They'll have to do so themselves, because the company won't talk about them for competitive reasons. Of course.
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