MONTREAL, QC, December 16, 2010 (Press-News.org) TRIBAIR, a startup based in Montreal, Canada, is launching their global network of VOIP hotspots where members turn their personal or business WiFi into hubs for other members to use. When TRIBAIR users make paid long distance calls hotspot owners earn up to 20% of all revenues made over their hub. TRIBAIR aims to create the largest, decentralized VOIP community in the world.
Anyone with a smartphone can download the TRIBAIR VoIP application for iPhone, Android or Blackberry and includes a starter credit of 25 cents, which represents 17 minutes of calling to over 50 countries. They can make calls immediately using the application over WiFi or 3G. Members can take advantage of long distance VOIP calls to non members at rates that are 45% cheaper than Skype directly from their smartphones.
TRIBAIR is not just a service provider, it's a sharing community with a global vision. Each member contributes by opening their WiFi router secured by proprietary technology from TRIBAIR. The application automatically displays TRIBAIR free WiFi networks anywhere in the world. Calls between members use only data, not airtime, which means further savings on airtime and roaming charges.
"TRIBAIR leverages the network effects inherent in phone conversation to build a base of users who need to stay in touch," said Eric Reiher, CEO of Tribair and serial entrepreneur. "Smartphones are feature rich but the costs of MMS (multimedia messages), roaming or long distance is punishing. We're here to make communications a rewarding experience, both socially and financially."
TRIBAIR users save money and make money while building a wireless community. Members are immediately incentivized to share and invite their personal call list as well as open up for the benefit of the members they don't personally know.
The TRIBAIR application is feature rich including:
- push technology - unlike Skype, incoming call alerts reach the user whether the application is open or not
- competitive long distance rates - on average 45 % cheaper than Skype
- free calling between users
- free chat, video and voice chats between users
- community - Tribair members who open their WiFi to the community earn up to 20% of all paid calls made on their network
You can visit the Tribair team at CES at booth 36158, south hall 3-4 in the IT/wireless section.
Contact:
Eric Reiher, CEO
eric(at)tribair(dot)com
1-514-501-0705
Website: http://www.tribair.com
Tribair is Launching a VoIP App for iPhone, Android and Blackberry with a Unique Social Revenue Rewarding Model
With more than 50,000 Tribair hotspots registered, unlike other VoIP solutions, Tribair is creating the largest worldwide community carrier for smartphone owners, where sharing a Wifi hotspot is a rewarding experience, socially and financially.
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[Press-News.org] Tribair is Launching a VoIP App for iPhone, Android and Blackberry with a Unique Social Revenue Rewarding ModelWith more than 50,000 Tribair hotspots registered, unlike other VoIP solutions, Tribair is creating the largest worldwide community carrier for smartphone owners, where sharing a Wifi hotspot is a rewarding experience, socially and financially.


