Super Technologies Adds New Zealand to DIDX Marketplace

Pensacola, Florida based Super Technologies has added New Zealand phone numbers to the DIDX marketplace for 16,200 telephony service providers.

 

This project has been made possible through the company’s wholesale DIDXchange (News - Alert) service and will significantly improve the lives of people living in the nation.

 

According to company officials, Auckland is one of the wholesale phone number areas available on DIDXchange. This region has been placed at number four on the Mercer's Quality of Living Survey 2009.

 

The service agreement is quite simple and all VoIP companies, mobile operators, MVNOs, and other wholesale level IP communications providers can easily sign up to enjoy its various benefits.

 

After they finish a six step interop, terms and SLA process, the active members are instantly interconnected with thousands of other providers in 170 nations. These members have access to DID phone numbers from not only New Zealand but also 63 countries and over 6000 cities and get a chance to pick pricing, plans, features, quality level and vendor.

 

Suzanne Bowen, vice president of Super Technologies (News - Alert) and its DIDX service, said that this year they intend to help their wholesale clients to not waste energies in securing the IP communications needs of their users.

 

“The provider of the New Zealand DIDs is offering the right price, high quality and great features of .99 USD cents/month with 5000 minutes included,” said Bowen. “The vendor has a good rating of 4. We love the idea that our clients' users will have the opportunity to have a presence in such a beautiful and prosperous area of the world, New Zealand, via a phone number.

 

Nauman Ibrahim, manager carrier relations for Super Technologies noted that a user can do several things with a phone number including cost effectively having a local presence in the area.

 

Cities that offered as part of this latest announcement include: South Island - including Chatham Islands, Wellington, Central North Island, and Auckland.

 

Interested users can ask their telephony service provider if they are an active member of DIDX and they can thus get New Zealand phone numbers.