Despite the fact that VoIP technology is more cost-effective than traditional phone systems, businesses still have to purchase the essential equipment, like the actual phone, which may hinder some from making the switch. But lo and behold, the VoIP industry has found yet another way to encourage organizations to make the switch with the creation of VoIP Supply Refresh, which was created in 2009 as a less costly alternative to new VoIP hardware.
The most recent phone system to join the link of reconditioned VoIP equipment is Cisco’s (News
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As you can see in the picture, the VoIP Supply installed custom wood paneling from a deconstructed house, added a cost of glossy black painted, replaced the old dial pads with vintage type writer keys and added a surplus coiled guitar to go along with the 1960s theme it created. The SPA504G edition looks even more fashionable and sleek than before undergoing the 10-step reconditioning process, where it was cleaned up, inspected, upgraded, reset to factory defaults and repackaged with accessories like a CD with manuals and a Certificate of Freshness.
"Besides being a very unique piece it also incorporates, and can be used as an example of, a lot of the values that VoIP Supply stands for,” said Ben Sayers, VoIP Suppy CEO on Cisco SPA504G Salvage Edition. And that’s exactly what this latest edition has done for VoIP Supply as it has put a product on display that exhibits nothing less than top-notch quality and further influencing organizations to make the switch from PSTN to VoIP.
VoIP technology gives businesses an array of long-term benefits that can be enjoyed from smaller phone bills, as providers offer unlimited calling packages for both long distance and internationally calling; along with a lesser tax, as the PSTN federal tax is much higher than VoIP.
With the offerings from VoIP Supply, businesses now have the ability to save money on upfront costs by purchasing a reconditioned phone system that looks as new, if not better, than the original edition. So for those who were on the fence about choosing VoIP or making the switch, the decision just got easier to make. For more information on VoIP Supply’s phone collection, click here.
Edited by Rachel Ramsey