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FoonzMobile Introduces Free Conference Calling From Any Cell Phone

Text START to foonz (36669) to Get a Group on the Phone Right Now

Starting today, every cell phone user in the U.S. can get a group together on a single phone call, instantly, at any time, for free. foonzMobile is the first group calling service that is available to everyone with a cell phone and costs nothing other than the minutes used for a regular call. Now anyone who wants to get friends together, talk about plans or make a decision can start a group call, instantly, without any advance planning, by sending a short text message to FOONZ (36669). The new service works with all cell phones on any carrier network.

“Conference calling isn’t just for business anymore,” said Michael Bayer, CEO and co-founder of RPM Communications, Inc., the parent company of foonz. “People who want to share news, get a group of friends together, or let team mates know that practice is cancelled can forget about phone trees or calling people one-by-one. foonzMobile makes group voice communication as immediate and easy as text and IM, and it’s available to every one of the 230 million people with cell phones in the U.S. And of course, it’s available to businesses too.”

How foonzMobile Works
With foonzMobile, anyone can start a group call at a moment’s notice. To start a foonzMobile call, consumers just text the word “START” to 36669 (foonz) from any cell phone. foonzMobile will reply with simple text instructions for how to start the call. When the user initiates the call, foonzMobile sends instant invitations to participants via text message to their cell phones. Participants simply dial the number in the invitation to join the call and foonz connects everyone together, automatically. If some contacts aren’t available, the call initiator can leave a message just for them on the same call, completing the communication loop with everyone in the group. Those contacts receive a text letting them know they have a message waiting and instructions for retrieving it.

Calls started with foonzMobile use only the normal minutes of a single cell phone call, and no other charges apply.

For users who register on the foonz web site (http://www.foonz.com), foonzMobile offers even more features. For example, they can import their contacts and then start instant group calls with anyone on their contact list by texting START and the names of the people they want to talk with (ex: START Mary, Joe, George) or start a call with a previously defined group (ex: START family).

According to Andrew Barnett, music industry marketing professional, “foonzMobile is really powerful. I sent the numbers I wanted to conference to 36669 and had a crisp, clear, free conference call up and running in no time. The beauty of foonzMobile is I can now host a conference call from the road, free of charge, with all call-in info being sent for me through the easy-to-follow text messages.”

About RPM Communications
RPM Communications develops and operates innovative telecommunications services for consumers and small businesses. The company is leveraging the power of voice to enhance and expand the capabilities of wireless and Web social networking, communications and entertainment services. RPM’s foonz service uniquely combines the benefits of mobile voice communication, the ability to speak with multiple contacts in real time, and the instantaneous aspect of IM and SMS/TXT. For more information on foonzMobile, visit http://www.foonz.com or visit http://www.rpm-communications.com.

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