nexVortex, Inc. United States

nexVortex is an Internet Telephony Service Provider. We specialize in delivering high quality Voice over IP communication services to small and medium sized businesses using SIP Trunking.

At nexVortex, we believe in what we do. We launched our SIP Trunking service in 2005. In fact, we were one of the first in the industry to deploy SIP Trunking for businesses. From the start, SIP Trunking has been our primary focus and this continues today. Our team is very technical and strives to deliver high quality, personal customer service. We strive to give you a better experience. There are no term agreements, so we have to earn your business every month. Go to www.nexVortex.com to learn more.

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nexVortex, Inc.
510 Spring Street, Suite 120
Herndon
VA ,20170
United States

Phone: 855-639-8888
Phone: +1 703-579-0207
Site: http://www.nexvortex.com

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