Call your Address Book on One Local Number!

ConnectMeAnywhere Launches New Service: Call-A-Contact

London, UK (12 February 2007) —

How many numbers do you have stored in your mobile phone? 5? 20?

How many numbers do you have stored on your home phone? 10? Zero?

ConnectMeAnywhere have released a new way to access unlimited contacts and all by phoning one local number!

Using the new service is easy. Simply upload your contacts from your mail program to your account or add them online. Then all you do is phone the local number which gives you access to all your contacts. This has being developed and marketed with one thought in mind – One World, One Number!

Call-A-Contact is an add-on to ConnectMeAnywhere’s original service which gives users low-cost calling from mobile phones (MoIP – mobile over IP) and landlines (Voice over IP). The service provides incredibly cheap calls to anywhere in the world without the need for a computer, any software or even an Internet connection to make calls.

The new service will continue to deliver high call quality at low-cost rates while allowing users a simpler way to be connected. ConnectMeAnywhere has created Call-A-Contact using the standards based Vcard format which allows users to upload their full address book from their mail program. Currently the service works with Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird but internet based mail services such as GMail, Yahoo, AOL, Hotmail and MSN will be available from March 2007.

The service works in a few simple steps: upload or add contacts to your ConnectMeAnywhere account. Call the local number in your country. Enter the first 3-8 character of your contact’s name and select your contact. ConnectMeAnywhere will connect you directly to your contact via their preferred number or if your contact has an email address as the preferred number we will allow you to record a message which will be emailed to your contact as a MP3 (V-Mail).

Also available with the new release ConnectMeAnywhere has allowed users to register from the phone and automatically top-up their accounts when call credit runs out. You can also add additional phones to call from.

Unlike some services that use complicated voice recognition or text messaging to control functions, ConnectMeAnywhere has based all its management options around touch tone dialing (DTMF). Punching in letters on your phone’s keypad makes it simple to use and it is supported by clear voice commands that make the service very easy to navigate.

Learn more about ConnectMeAnywhere on their website: www.connectmeanywhere.com