Preferred Voice Secures Contract From MetroPCS to Provide Complete Ringback Tone Platform
Callers Will Be Entertained While Waiting to Connect
DALLAS, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 25, 2006 -- Preferred Voice, Inc. (OTC BB😛FVI.OB - News), a leading provider of mobile personalization and content services announced today that they have signed a contract with MetroPCS Communications, Inc., to provide their ringback tone platform. The Preferred Voice platform replaces the traditional ringing sound (or ringback) heard by the calling party when a call is connecting to a wireless, wireline, or broadband connection. Preferred Voice provides a complete end-to-end solution including the technology platform, proprietary ringback software, and a robust content library.
The application will enable MetroPCS subscribers to entertain callers ...
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DALLAS, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 25, 2006 -- Preferred Voice, Inc. (OTC BB😛FVI.OB - News), a leading provider of mobile personalization and content services announced today that they have signed a contract with MetroPCS Communications, Inc., to provide their ringback tone platform. The Preferred Voice platform replaces the traditional ringing sound (or ringback) heard by the calling party when a call is connecting to a wireless, wireline, or broadband connection. Preferred Voice provides a complete end-to-end solution including the technology platform, proprietary ringback software, and a robust content library.
The application will enable MetroPCS subscribers to entertain callers ...
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when do you think metro will come out with the ringback tones and the new mobileweb plan
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>BECAUSE I'M TIRED OF PEOPLE KNOWING WHEN I'M
>ON THE PHONE WITH SOMEBODY ELSE
Maybe you should call MetroPCS about that, because here in Miami this used to be the case, but most likely due to privacy concerns/complaints it was changed. Now there is no way to know if you're on a call or if it rings normally.
>ON THE PHONE WITH SOMEBODY ELSE
Maybe you should call MetroPCS about that, because here in Miami this used to be the case, but most likely due to privacy concerns/complaints it was changed. Now there is no way to know if you're on a call or if it rings normally.
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