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AllCom Targets Public Companies for Customer/Shareholder Communication Tool

Communications Innovator Aims Low-Cost Service For Companies To Reach Targeted ‘Opt-IN’ Individuals

Author: Tom Scott
Date: Feb 22, 2010 - 7:35:30 AM

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Nevada-Based AllCom announced today that it is starting a new marketing effort designed to move its GenieVOX product further into the corporate marketplace.

"Publicly owned companies need a way to reach their stockholders, investors and customers with timely information," said AllCom CEO Thomas Skala. "They also need a way for those individuals to reach them, but they DON'T want to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars doing so. GenieVOX lets them establish that communication for LESS than $5 a month."

Skala continued, "Our GenieVOX service lets any company set up an OPT-IN communications network, where interested individuals can sign up to receive notifications by phone message, text message, email, or any combination they choose.

"A company's Investor Relations group might set up a GenieVOX number for investors to subscribe to important updates and business news. Or, the Product Support group could set up a GenieVOX number for their dealers to subscribe to product safety notices. And just as it is all opt-IN, any subscriber can opt back OUT anytime they choose. So companies know they are reaching people who WANT to hear from them."

AllCom's GenieVOX system would also allow a company to set up FREE inbound communications even from non-subscribers, if they wished.

As Skala explained, "The GenieMessenger, which is automatically available at no charge with GenieVOX, gives companies a way to accept messages from anyone, anywhere, worldwide, by including the GenieMessenger icon in their emails or web pages. A company might set up a GenieVOX and GenieMessenger to get product trouble reports from customers, and funnel those reports to a central email address.

"And any of these messages can be archived for as long as the company wants, in their own email systems. Whether for training purposes, customer satisfaction tracking, business accountability or any other reason, they are in complete control."

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