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Service Providers List Intnernet Telephony Conference & Expo East - 2005 List of Service Providers 2005 Cafe.com, Inc. dollarphone Host.net Caflo Corporation Dotality Hotwire Communications CAL Communications DSL Hypoint Company 24/7 Communications Callmeip.com DSL Express i2 Telecom International 3 Rivers VoIP Caribbean Cable Comms DSL Internet Inc. ICC A3Next Caribbean Crossings Ltd. DSLi ICON Telecom Inc. Accelera S.A. de C.V. CARMEL TELECOM d-tac iCornerstone, LLC Access CAST Networks, Inc. DVT Identidad Telecom Access IP Catz DWW IDT Access Worldwide Causal Technologies E Consulting, S.A. iKnowWare AccessHaiti S.A. CBL Consulting LLC easy telephone service ILD Telecommunications Acelera CCS Easynet S.A. Im1 Web Hosting Acterna CDS Telecom C.A. EBI Communications Imagistics ActiveServe CEDIVA Econtact Incomm Addyson Limited Cellcom Ecuity, Inc. Indrotel ADS Telecom Centennial Florida Switch Efonica iNEXCOM Adv. Network Comms. Centurion Elegance Communications, LLC InfiniRoute Networks ADVAMSER CENTURY COMMUNICATIONS eMarketSouth Info Tech ADVANTAGE Group Comms. CFL Emerson Network Power Infolink/Server Pronto Aegis Communications Grp Chance Telecom E-Networks Inc Integration Services Int'l AIC Chapcom Wireless Inc. Epicus Communications Inteli Red AIRPAK Charter Communication Epixtar Corp Intellicenter L.C. AIT Chea Communication Equinix Inter continental focus Limited Alaska Power & Tel Cheap-Tel, Inc. ETA Intercall Global Llc Alfanumeric, S.A. Choice One Comms ETC Intercom Data Network Aliant Chunghwa Telecom Global e-technology INTER-FONE ALLIANCE IP NETWORKS CIMA TELECOM ETS Payphones, Inc. Interlink global Corp AlLTEL CIN Everything Telephone, Inc. InterLink NetWork, Inc. America Net Cinergy Communications eWan 1, Inc. Interlink SRL america-central.com Cinergy Telecom Executive Comms Network Intermedia.NET American Communications City Beepers Exergy Group LLC Internap Network Services American Sterling Clear Comm ExertVoIP.com Corporation International Carrier Exch AMERICATEL Clearsky Systems Inc. EyeRover Media LLC International Telnet Inc. ami ClearSurf Broadband FDN commmunications Internet America AmigoNet Click Interconnect Fernandes Telecom Internet Board of Trade, Inc. Anbell Clubefone FiberMedia Interra Networks Inc Andesat Corp. Coastal communications first communications group Intertoll Communications Net ANEW Broadband Codigint Corp First Point Telecom Inversiones MIL Anywhere Broadband, LLC COM INnovative, LLC Five9, Inc Invoip Anywhere Internet, Inc. Comcast Flatel Inc. ip netcom APEX Communication Made EAZY Flex Data Services, Inc. IP2IP Communications APS Communique Wireless Florida Phone Service IP4 Telecom Arbinet Compass Global Inc FMC Telecom IP-COM Arbinet-thexchange Comp-U-Tele FMCTEL IS3.Net ARI Computers & Tele-Comm Fonet Global, Inc. Iscom Inc. Armstrong Wireless ComTel Int. fortes telecom ISI, LLC Aspect Solutions Inc Comvoz Communication FPL ISN Communications ASTROCOM CORPORATION CONSAIT C.A. FrontWorks US ISN Telcom AT&T CONSTRUCTA PROPERTIES FSE Communications ISP Builders Atlantic Broadband Cooper - General Corp FUSION TELECOM INTL. INC. ITM GROUP DOMINICANA Atlantic Tele-Center Corp Centroamericana FUTURE VOYZE ITS Telecommunications atlantic.net Covad Gabriel Wireless, LLC ITTSA Atlas Simi Limited Crystell, inc GAI-Tronics IUSACOM/VOXIP ATM Integrated Techs. CT Magnetics GEOTEL INTERNATIONAL IVM Telecom Atria Services CTC GET-O Solutions J2 Global AURIS TECHNOLOGY CTI Telecom Gigatel Communications Jaina Systems Network Inc Authorized Comms Group CYBER UNIVERSE GigaVoice, Inc. JAMEO BUSINESS LINK LTD Aventura Networks Cyberfuel S.A. Global IP Services Jartel AvoFone Cyneric Global Telecom JC Telecommunication Co., LLC axxessnet .net Cypress Communications GlobalNet JetStream Broadband, Inc. B7B Logistic services Darby Technology Ctrs GlobalPhone Corporation Katalyst BandTel Corp Data Trane Inc. GlobalTel Kavac, Inc. Bell Canada Data Wave, Inc GlobalTouch Telecom, Inc. KCL Communications, Inc BellSouth DataCentric Xchange Corp GlobeNet KeyNet Corp Billing Concepts Davivo Management Group GLS3C Systems Knoah Solutions, Inc. Blue Grotto Techns. DayStar Communications GoLinx Knot Data, Inc. Blulines Telecom Defense Telecom Svc GoSolutions kroteck B-quad Communications Del Istmo Corp GP Telecom, Inc. L3 Corp Brasil Telecom of America, Inc. / GlobeNet Deluxenet Grupo Ultramar La Perla Communications Bretton Woods Tel Co Devil &7 GrupoNica Latam Communications Bright House Networks DFT Communications GT GROUP Intl, do Brazil LatiNode British Telecom DGTEC GTEL Comunicacion Layer 5 Projects broadstar south DHR Technologies, Inc. Gtelconnect LD TELECOM Broadwing Digetel.net GTI Level 3 Communications BTN Access Diginet GTN Wholesale LIGHT SPEED TELECOM BTNA Digiport Guam Wireless Telephone Lightwave Technologies, LLC BudgeTel Systems Digital Sols Costa Rica Hardwell Technologies Lisa Communications Bulletproof Network Sys Digital Telecom hashmat graphics group ltd local free zone services Business Broadband directv latin america HickoryTech Logical Exchange LLC Bussiere Communications Diveo, Inc. High Tech Communications, Inc. Lotus Digitech Limited C.P. Enterprises DM Broadband highnode communications manitoba telecom services cable america dms gateway services Horizon Wireless Ltd. MANTA ENTERPRISES Cable DX Intnernet Telephony Conference & Expo East - 2005 List of Service Providers 2005 Optima Systems Intergrators Stallion Data Tybee Island Online Optima Telecom S.A. StanPhone UC One, Corp Optivon Star Mobile UndergroundAccess, Inc. Optynex Telecom StarComm, LLC Unete Telecomunicaciones mantech Orange Telecom Strategic Communication Solutions Unetel, Inc Maritime Telecom Network Orca Telecom, Inc. STRATOS Unicom Telecom Inc Maskina Communication Inc ORG Technologies, LLC STS Telecom Uniplex Telecom Technologies Matlins Financial Consulting Oriocm Internet Inc Sublimat Uniquely Wireless MayaMesh Orion Global Holdings SunISP United Business Services, Inc. MAYCOMM Out of the Blue Solutions sunligh inc United World Telecom MCI OZONE.IP Sunshine State Telephone co. UNITEL Megacom Corp pacific cable television Sunshine State Total Comms Universal Access melat communication Pacific Telecom Sun-Tel USA Universal Telecom USA Merlin Telecom Packet Solutions LLC Supra Telecom US Colo LLC Metro IP Technologies, Inc Pac-West Telecomm SV Communications US LEC Metrocom Inc. PaeTec Communications Swift N Simple , LLC US Networkdirect Milleniuma ISP PageStar Sybanet USA Datanet Millicom Peru SA PanaDish Synetec Media, S.L. USA Telephone Inc Mimictech Systems Inc Pandora Networks Syntronix UTStarcom Inc Mingace Custom Sound, Inc. Paradise Internet Services T1 Company LLC VACEL USA,INC Mirage Telecom Payless Telephone Company Talk America Vaudix Mobile Net PBX.NET Corporation TAMCO Vayaip Motorola Pearsall Mercer TARGUSinfo VBNet MSI Services Penasco Valley Telecom TechEra Group, Inc Vector Telecom MSM TCI Phone1, Inc. Tecnologia Digital, S.A. (DG Tec) VeloSolutions, Inc. Mtel Communications, Inc. PHONETAG Tejas Satcom Venicom MTL, CORP Pingpong Telecom Telco 214 Verestar MTN Pipeline Telecom, Inc. Telco Solutions, Inc Verio Inc Multicom, Inc. Point to Point Communications TelCove Verizon Multiservices Power Comm, Inc. Tele One Corp. Verizon Data Services MundiCalls, Llc. Premiere Communications, Inc. TELECOM - COLOMBIA TELECOMUNICA- Verizon Dominicana MWMS Corp. Primus Telecommunications CIONES Verizon DR MYATEL CORPORATION Progress Telecom Telecom Argentina USA Verizon Wireless Nat’l Telecom & Broadband Svcs Prosodie Interactive Telecom Colombia USA Vexan Solutions Inc. Navega.com Quadra Media LA Telecom Italia vgm telecom group NECC Quicksilver Technologies Ltd. TeleCounsel VIDEOMAR REDE NORDESTE SA net Qwest Communications Telefonica Virtual & Real Technologies Netcom Argentina Rapid Wireless of Florida, Inc. Telefonica USA Virtual Communications Netexpress Corp. RapidTel Inc. TELEGLOBE Americas Visco Comms NetHertz.com recycledPCparts.com, Inc. telemega s.a. Visionlab Communications Netline Communicatons Corp REI Communications Teleport Of The Americas VIVOphone Netratel Reliant Enterprise Comms Ltd Telequest Communications Inc. Voiceglo Netrox, LLC Rezonate Industries TeleSIP Networks Voicenet USA Netspace Technology And Communications LTD Riegos Tecnios Y Motores telfan.net VoIP Americas Netvoz RNKVoIP TeliaSonera VoIP Inc. Network Intl Solutions RoamAbout Mobile Telicor Communications Voip Reach Network Voice Communications Rojo 032 Telintel VoIP Start-up Neutrino Ltda RoomLinX Inc. Telkom Caribe VOIP WorldWide Telecom LLC Newcom Rozgadana Telkonet VOIP, INC. Newcom Americas RTZ Software Telkus Chile Voip.Net NewCOM Honduras Satelca Telmex USA VoIPsys Communications NewCom Intl. Satellite Service Inc. TelNetUS, LLC Voissnet S.A. NexGen Communications Inc Satuple, Inc. TelTec Global Vonage NexGen Wireless, Inc SAVVIS TELUS Communications Inc. Vonics Nextas SBA Telvita Vosys Inc. Nextel SBC Communications Telwares Communications, LLC Vox Mundi NexTrend Communications SBC Telecom Terra Telecommunications Vox3 Nextweb SBS Texas Instruments VOXiP - AURIS Node Link Inc Securitar Telecom, LLC. The Gemlo Group VR Media NOOR GROUP Service Plus (Nig.) Ltd. The Mobile Corporation WAN Communications Inc. NORTH AMERICAN TELECOM servicell The Xone Group Waveleap Communications, LLC NorVergence SES Sistemas Electronicos S.A. time exchange, inc. WaveX Communications NoTree Setel time warner cable WBC Communications novatel SevenCoast LLC time warner telecom WebTech Wireless Nsight SFTMcorp tmtelcomm WebUnited Ntera Shrewsbury Electric
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