EasyTel, a Nevada corporation, is a wholly owned subsidiary of InfoUSA.  In 1994, EasyTel embarked on a mission to design and fully develop a proprietary technology, both hardware and software, which integrates three powerful technologies; Telecommunications, the world’s most universal and interactive communication medium; The Internet, the world’s most powerful information medium and; Electronic Banking, the key to electronic commerce.

This mission has been successfully achieved in the form of EasyTel’s “Universal Office”. EasyTel now provides local coverage in most US markets. Across the nation, EasyTel provides local Service in over three thousand cities and communities spanning one hundred and three area codes across 954 rate centers.  EasyTel services are accessible by 75% of the population in the United States through the use of a touch-tone telephone or the internet. NO OTHER EQUIPMENT IS NECESSARY.

Mergers and Acquisitions

EasyTel continues to refine and develop technology while expanding market-share through marketing and strategic acquisition.

During the last two years, EasyTel has successfully completed five acquisitions of emerging companies in the unified communications industry. If you are a Principal in a unified communications, messaging, or voice mail company, anywhere in North America, and wish to explore the possibility of a business combination, please direct your inquires via E-Mail by clicking here.
 

EasyTel Mission

1. To concentrate on providing services based on added value, enhanced telecommunications and information.

2. To limit the scope of services to the type which can be dispensed through the use of telephones, fax machines, pagers or the internet.

3. To concentrate on three specific fields:

·         Unified Communications

·         The Internet and Information based services

·         Electronic Banking and E-Commerce

4. To originate and/or private label all services and products to be marketed, either directly to the end users or indirectly through marketing alliances.

5. To develop services for the local, national and international markets, made available to customers, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year through a touch-tone telephone or the internet.

6. To structure the revenues generated in the form of residual income, transaction or monthly fees as residual income. When possible, these fees would be prepaid or collected via electronic funds transfer and other forms of automated billing.