CallshopCompany Netherlands

The CallshopCompany was founded in 1999 in the Netherlands, under the name TeleVeling. Our main goal was to build up contacts to different authorities, in order to buy and sell the telephone lines among these authorities. We have focused on a spezial mark

The CallshopCompany was founded in 1999 in the Netherlands, under the name TeleVeling. Our main goal was to build up contacts to different authorities, in order to buy and sell the telephone lines among these authorities. We have focused on a spezial market, that are the callshops.Because it is a very labour-intensive and risky market, we sell our telephone lines prepaid. It has the advantage that we don?t ask for bank guarantees, credits or any other deposits. Our clients pay in advance a certain amount (minimum 1000,00 EUR) and therefore they get the telephone lines at our low rates.Since we don?t have a collection department, we save a lot of fix costs, therefore our prices can be kept as low as possible.We direct our energy in a positive way to our clients, so that we keep the overview,over the constantly,changing needs on the market.Lines can be set up through our authority-selectioncode or IP. Dailing through us is always toll-free,you only pay call minutes from our network!Do you have a callshop and if so,would you like to change it into our network? Let us know, we have in all the countries where we?re active, experienced engineers, that are happy to assist you. You don?t have a callshop ,yet ? In this case we?re happy to make you a non-binding offer in combination with our international, low rates!

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CallshopCompany
Wijdesteeg 2
Haalem
,2011 AE
Netherlands

Phone: +31 0 800-023 5387
Site: http://www.callshopcompany.com/en/prijzen.html
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