Thursday, May 27, 2010
Speakeasy Free Phone Offer Extended
Speakeasy has extended its "free phone" offer, which the company launched in March to apparent great success.
The company has been offering free Polycom SoundPoint IP 321 VoIP-enabled phones to new business customers who purchase unlimited or global Hosted Voice calling plans and have a minimum of five lines.
The promotion was so successful that Speakeasy has extended the promotion through the end of June.
Any way you look at it, merchandising tends to work.
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