VoIP Providers Offer Free Calls to Haiti!

Online, February 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Throughout the world voIP (voice-over-internet-protocol) service providers are offering
free services to those making calls to or from the victums of the earthquake in Haiti.

In an effort to "do their part" to alleviate the crisis in Haiti, many companies that
provide phone calls over the internet are giving away these calls for the Haitian people.
Such companies as Skype, Google Voice, Voice of America, Telstra (Spain), Codetel (in
Domincan Republic), Vonage, and T-Mobile have all been helping to name just a few.
Also, a few new websites have been setup to help such as www.joinvoip.com.

Another website that will help people to navigate through the maze of voip communications
is voip.stellarbusiness.com. The site gives valuable content that will help any newbie
learn to make wise decisions in acquiring these services. The site also offers many
useful articles to teach people how to use these services with everything from software
instructions to how to setup a voIP network for your own business. In this time of
emergency it is a good thing to make use of the technology we have. This website
will help to inform anyone who wishes to use these services to contact people in Haiti.

The site is located on the web by typing the following address into your web browser:

http://voip.stellarbusiness.com