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Monday, 20 November 2006
AASP is proud to provide wholesale POPS and VISP solutions in partnership with PurespeedPlus, a leading national communications service provider delivering advanced communications services to businesses, governments and consumers. Whether you are looking for a solution for your business or to resell it to your customers, PurespeedPlus offers wholesale and retail voice, data, video and Internet access solutions to the telecommunications industry and business community. From the small home office to the sprawling corporate complex, PurespeedPlus delivers efficient, seamless solutions that respond to your organization's communication needs. PurespeedPlus's ability to speed the delivery of complete solutions by streamlining business systems and processes has been extremely valuable to our clients. Our focus is to provide high quality solutions to our customers in an efficient, well-communicated manner. We work diligently to understand our clients' business objectives and challenges in order to facilitate the delivery of effective services and products. PurespeedPlus's diverse client list is extensive and includes ISPs, Fortune 50 companies, affinity groups and non-profits. To serve the varying needs of our clients, we have established strategic relationships with more than 100 industry leaders and offer only high caliber, thoroughly tested products and services. For more information, please visit our website at www.purespeedplus.com Full VISP Offering for $7.95 per user per month and Bring your own Broadband for $2.49 per user per month see member only section for complete details.
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