DIDX (DIDXchange) Marketplace Embraces Free VoIP Peering

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E-card and inbound local number gift certificates (something like the Amazon e-card and gift certificate model), globally arranged marriage, virtual offices for any business or organization, mobile offices, call center success; NGOs, non-profit organizations and cooperatives projects; media center and doctorate research projects; and"military personnel abroad/family back home communications" are just a few.### Pensacola, FL, December 09, 2006 --( PR.com )-- DIDX at www.didx.net began a mission August 1, 2005 to offer free VoIP peering to the global ITSP community of all DID phone numbers on its exchange.The endeavor was met with equally distributed responses of ridicule, patronization, avoidance, and embrace by the telecom community.Rich Tehrani of www.tmcnet.com stated in a press release in November 2005 concerning comments he made at the Voice Peering Summit in the Wall Street Area of Manhattan, "I mentioned to the crowd of about 200 people that I declared 2006 the year of VoIP peering.2006 was a good year for VoIP peering; billions of minutes have passed through DIDX just this year," says Suzanne Bowen, CEO of Super Technologies, Inc. who operate DIDX.DIDX empowers mobile phone operators, instant message providers, and all types of IP providers with opportunities for new revenue and a global market.E-card and inbound local number gift certificates (something like the Amazon e-card and gift certificate model), globally arranged marriage, virtual offices for any business or organization, mobile offices, call center success; NGOs, non-profit organizations and cooperatives projects; media center and doctorate research projects; and"military personnel abroad/family back home communications" are just a few.Sergey Okhapkin, CEO of Callwithus and member of DIDX, states, "The possibilities are unlimited now that DIDX is here.

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