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New GSM Diverter promises call cost reductions fo small business

By Mike Hanlon

New GSM Diverter promises call cost reductions fo small business

New GSM Diverter promises call cost reductions fo small business

The Powertec GSM Diverter is a clever hardware device that enables you to divert your landline phone to your mobile as if it's a mobile-to-mobile call. This means that when a home or office phone is diverted to a mobile phone, the GSM Diverter turns the landline component into a mobile call so that diversion charges reduced by up to 80%.

The cost benefits are substantial according to Powertec, with a 10 minute diverted call potentially costing 20 cents at mobile-to-mobile rates, instead of up to $2.50, translating to significant phone bill savings for small business.

The system consists of two devices, a diverter box and a GSM Gateway. The diverter box receives the incoming call and diverts it out via a GSM Gateway.

The new product is a result of four years of R&D and Powertec Telecommunications has just begun to franchise the GSM Diverter throughout Australia.

For further information see www.powertec.com.au.

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