What is Internet phone service? Unlike your landline telephone, internet phone service, also more commonly known as Broadband phone service or VOIP voice over IP phone service telephony, operates via the internet. Your telephone service becomes wireless, more reliable and more affordable thanks to competitive VOIP telephone service plan rates.

You want to switch over to VOIP phone service, because you know that it is more affordable, more reliable, and offers more free calling features than your current landline phone service plan. You might be hesitating, though, if your business is very small and you don't feel that a VOIP hosted PBX is necessary, particularly if you have less than twenty employees. At BVCom, we understand that while your business may be small, you dreams and goals are big, and that you need a phone service plan that can grow along with your company. That's why BVCom, in addition to our VOIP PBX Business phone service plans, offers Standard Business Lines as well. In addition to reliable, reasonably-priced VOIP phone service from BVCOM, you (and your growing business) will also have access to the following features: Unlimited inbound and outbound local calls, Long Distance billed your way-choose from several different billing and rate options, 20 Free Calling Features Including: Caller ID with Name, Caller ID BlockCall Forwarding, Call History, Call Return, Call Transfer, Call Waiting, 3-Way Conference Calling, Do Not Disturb, Find Me/Follow Me, Voicemail.

In addition, Standard Business Line Internet phone service from BVCom allows you to take control of your account online with our online web account feature. With so many features, and with Standard Business Line Internet phone service plans starting as low as $19.99 per month, you can't afford to wait any longer.

VOIP Internet phone service providers are now required to comply with the FCC's Disability Access rules. Since 1999, the FCC has required all land-based (traditional) phone service providers to adhere to the requirements for disability access outlined in Section 255. These access requirements include, but are not limited to, the following: That telecommunications service providers ensure that their service is accessible to individuals with disabilities, if readily achievable. That manufacturers of telecommunications equipment or Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) ensure that their equipment is designed, developed, and fabricated to be accessible to individuals with disabilities, if readily achievable. That manufacturers and service providers regularly evaluate the accessibility, usability, and compatibility of covered services and equipment. That manufacturers and service providers ensure that information and documentation provided in connection with equipment or services are accessible to people with disabilities. That employee training, when such training is provided at all, account for accessibility requirements. That service providers are subject to all of the requirements of Section 255, including contributing to the Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS)and offering 711 abbreviated dialing for access to relay services.

This ruling by the FCC means that VOIP broadband Internet phone service will son be available to all individuals, regardless of disability status, which is a wonderful thing, especially when you consider how quickly the popularity of VOIP phone service from reliable companies like BVCom Inc is growing. VOIP is quickly becoming standard technology, both for the home, and in the business world, as the ability to communicate with clients internationally in real time becomes more of a necessity. If you haven't experienced the BVCom difference for yourself, be sure to visit our site: www.bvcom-phone-service.com to view our full line of products and plans, and to find out how to get a free service quote from BVCom Inc.