EasyTel Completes Switched
Reseller Acquisitions Encino, CA. (Dec 10, 2002) EasyTel
announced today it has completed the acquisition of all partner
switches in the EasyTel network. By owning all the switches within the
EasyTel network, EasyTel will better be able to respond to local
market dynamics and control the infrastructure upon which it's network
traffic flows.
The centralization of ownership on all switches in the EasyTel network
places greater control and manageability in the hands of EasyTel. With
final acquisition of the switches previously owned by Pacific Telcom,
EasyTel completes a process started many months ago.
"This final acquisition of Pacific Telcom's share of network and
switching facilities in Seattle, Washington, Portland Oregon, San
Francisco & Sacramento California, Denver Colorado and Chicago
Illinois completes a process of acquiring 100% interest in all of our
switched facilities. Our recent acquisitions from M&M Communications,
Axon Communications, CTC Telecom and Tiburon Communications means we
now have complete control of our entire switched network. We are
confident this will improve our level of reliability and service to
our customers", said Randall Skala, President of EasyTel. "This acquisition
gives us complete operational control over one of the largest national
footprints in our industry. EasyTel is now in position to provide
Genie as a local service in twenty-six states and Washington DC,
reaching approximately 75% of the United States urban population, as
well as toll-free service nationwide and Canada.."
About EasyTel
EasyTel operates The Universal Office platform for thousands of small
and large business owners across the United States. The Universal
Office is an individually programmable “portal” that gives its owner a
unique and life-long “digital identity”. It integrates and harnesses
the power of multiple communication media, providing global
communications and connectivity, as well as access to personal and
centralized databases. Combined with Virtual Merchant functionality,
the Universal Office ultimately provides the average citizen with the
ability to “digitally manage” their life from any touchtone phone. |