Phoenix-based ICM Telecommunications, Inc. (ICMH-NQB) has broken the price barrier, havin=
g just announced and published its unprecedented unlimited Flat Rate Progr=
am for home and business. The industry has just gotten a major "=
;wake-up" call from this little-known Arizona dynamo!&nbs=
p;
The new Flat Rate Program allows unlimited long distance call=
s each month within the continental United States, twenty-four hours a day=
, seven days a week. The cost for this service, a phenomenal value, =
is under $45 per month. Company management is projecting gross sales=
for the current year 2002 at $83 million, which will be up significantly =
from 2001 for ICM Telecommunications (ICMH).
Mr. Doug Hamby, CEO of ICM Telecommunications =
(ICMH), stated, "We a=
re very excited to be able to offer this kind of service. New softwa=
re and hardware technologies have come a long way in the past year, which =
makes it possible to provide a full service, unlimited long-distance progr=
am at these rates. We anticipate very rapid expansion of our program=
as people take advantage of this money-saving service."
In=
addition to Mr. Hamby, Mr. Dennis Sullivan has recently joined ICM as Pre=
sident and COO (Chief Operating Officer). His expertise is in creati=
on and implementation of sales and marketing plans, as well as structuring=
internal operations for acquisition. Prior to joining ICMH, Sulliva=
n was Senior Sales & Marketing Manager for Bell South Corporation in H=
onolulu, Hawaii.
ICM Telecommunications is a specialized telecomm=
unications company. ICM's newly announced, unlimited flat rate progr=
am for residential and business has an almost unlimited potential for grow=
th. Utilizing the new flat rate program, the company is diligently p=
ursuing the pre-paid unlimited phone card business, and has projected sign=
ificant revenues and earnings from this source. |
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