FDI International
There is a new player in the $4.3+ Trillion Global Telecom Industry. FDI International (a merger between FDI and GI Connect) as of August 14th 2009, has officially launched simultaneously in the United States and 62 other countries around the globe. The services they offer cover all spectrums of telecom: Home, Business, Cellular, VoIP, Internet, Calling Cards, Video Phones and Hardware. International calling within the network is free. They offer proprietary technology such as hybrid cell phones that are capable of VoIP and cellular. There cellular plans range from $10-$90 for unlimited service. All of this without the hassle of a credit check, contract and most importantly, NO TAXES or JUNK FEES.
FDI is going to change the way consumers traditionally telecommunicate. They are bringing cutting edge proprietary technology along with substantial savings around the entire globe. The mere talk of the service coming out created major buzz in the industry as other major telecommunication companies fear to see their monopoly profits dwindle. The day has come and there are many anxious people who have waited for the service to become available.
The products and services are being sold through a network marketing infrastructure. Instead of spending big advertising money competing with other established companies, FDI will put the profits in the pockets of their independent distributors. A lot of ordinary people will become wealthy as the service is in high demand. Many consumers consider telecommunications a necessity rather than a commodity, and they would like to save as much money on these services. With the state of the world economy, globalization and more and more international calling being done, FDI International will soon be a major force in the global telecommunications industry.
For more information on how to get this service or become an independent distributor, call or email:
Inexpensive Communications
1-888-893-5173
info@inexpensivecommunications.com
www.inexpensivecommunications.com
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