Pop VoIP Telephone Company Dispels Common Myths About VoIP Communications Services

April 18, 2011 - PRLog -- Recently celebrated by marketing firm IBISWorld for its tremendous growth, the VoIP telephone industry may seem unstoppable, but a sizable portion of analog telephone users are still reluctant to make the switch. Pop VoIP, a small business phone system provider, has recognized this hesitation and is committed to educating merchants about the potential benefits of VoIP telecommunications services.

"To an industry insider, the benefits of VoIP telephone service are easy to see, but business owners on the outside often have trouble telling VoIP fact from fiction. Pop VoIP is working to help merchants differentiate between the myth and fact in the world of VoIP communications services," said Levi Halberstam, CEO of Pop VoIP.

The VoIP telephone provider is using its website, http://www.PopVoIP.com, to convey helpful information about the advantages of adopting a VoIP hosted phone system. Pop VoIP has also been reaching out on Facebook and Twitter — at http://www.facebook.com/PopVoIP and http://twitter.com/PoPVoIP, respectively — in addition to posting regular updates onthe Pop VoIP blog.

Among the major myths Pop VoIP is hoping to tackle is the assumption that VoIP telephones work differently than analog phones, making the transition difficult for many users. Despite this common worry, VoIP telephones actually function in much the same way as regular telephones when it comes to voicemail, conference calling, extensions and other common operations.

Pop VoIP's hosted phone system technology makes the transition from analog service even smoother by providing a hassle-free installation process. By definition, a hosted business phone system is set up and maintained remotely — in this case, at Pop VoIP's headquarters in Brooklyn, N.Y. With all of the equipment hosted at Pop VoIP, installing a business phone system is as easy as plugging in a router to a preexisting internet connection.

Plus, each Pop VoIP hosted phone system can be controlled through an intuitive computer interface, allowing clients to tweak their settings and view their call histories for optimum transparency.

Beyond this primary concern, many small business owners are also reluctant to switch to VoIP because they worry that digital phone systems are unable to adapt to changes in size, location and other factors. On the contrary, Pop VoIP and other telecommunications services are recognized for their flexibility, offering a la carte features and plans easily modified to accommodate additional lines (or fewer lines) whenever necessary.

"As a VoIP telephone company specializing in small business clients, Pop VoIP is extremely familiar with the changes that emerging companies can experience. Whether you double in size, open a new location, shift to targeting international clients or anything else, Pop VoIP can accommodate," Halberstam said.

To learn more about Pop VoIP, call 718 POP VOIP or visit http://www.PopVoIP.com.

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POP VoIP is a telecommunications service provider offering customizable hosted PBX systems for small businesses.