Airband is a wireless provider in Dallas, Houston and Phoenix.
They have a decent website.
They "brand" their value adds

Now doing VoIP, the article has a couple of interesting stats.
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From the September 24, 2004 print edition of the Business Journal of Phoenix


AirBand launches VoIP service across the Valley Adam Kress

The increasingly competitive voice-over Internet protocol market in Phoenix added its newest  competitor in Dallas-based airBand Communications.

AirBand launched widespread availability of its VoIP broadband services across the Valley and is  targeting small and midsize businesses. The company currently has about 600 local customers.

AirBand's VoIP offering is bundled with clients' dedicated wireless data solutions, or as part of an "up  to" 1.5 megabyte service. Where possible, airBand offers redundant, dual-path network access for  businesses' voice and data services, providing protection against service interruption.

Unlike some competitors who offer only wired delivery, airBand's dual-path delivery uses the company's  fixed wireless network and wireline access.

"For the majority of businesses, the features and benefits of a VoIP solution have remained out of their  grasp," said Andrew Lombard, founder and chief executive of airBand.  "Our advanced broadband solutions level the playing field, allowing clients to finally take advantage of  the powerful voice and data services that have been deployed by many of the largest global business  leaders."

A number of local telecom players have rolled out VoIP services to businesses in the recent past,  including Qwest Communications in June. But it seems many home users still are unaware of what  VoIP is all about.

According to a recent report from Texas research consultants The Diffusion Group, only one-fourth of  Internet households are "somewhat familiar" with VoIP service. Nearly half of the more than 1,000  Internet households surveyed have never even heard of it and fewer than 1 percent subscribe to VoIP.

airBand Acquires Go-Comm to Support its VoIP Solutions
airBand was purchased by US Wireless Online out of Louisville in 2005.




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