LONG BEACH, Calif. – August 15, 2011 – FreeConferenceCall.com announced today that the company is now offering communications tools to assist communities affected by disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis and fires. The free tools, which include conferencing for up to 1,000 participants at one time and access to voice messaging, provide communities with the opportunity to instantly communicate important disaster response plans and emergency information that can help save lives.
“Fast and efficient communication is critical to public safety during disasters,” said Dave Erickson, Founder of FreeConferenceCall.com. “Our free and reliable conferencing services can play an important role in emergency situations, when decisions must be made quickly and communicated in real-time to various parties. The fact is, effective communication and collaboration can save lives during disasters and now communities have a free and reliable service to turn to.”
FreeConferenceCall.com tools provide emergency responders and community leaders with a platform to hold instant group meetings, to distribute important information and to respond to ongoing developments. The free tools now available include:
To learn more about FreeConferenceCall.com’s disaster relief services, visit www.freeconferencecall.com/disasterrelief or call Customer Service at (844) 844-1322 (domestic U.S.). Interested parties can sign up now and receive their conference number and passcode so that when disaster strikes, they are prepared to use the service immediately.
About FreeConferenceCall.com
FreeConferenceCall.com, the largest privately held conferencing provider in the United States, provides conference calling services to approximately 15-20 million callers a month. The company's reliable, high quality, reservation-less audio conferencing service is used to connect over 200 million calls a year around the world. FreeConferenceCall.com's pioneering all-digital network is built on proprietary media servers. A major milestone for FreeConferenceCall.com took place during the 2008 Presidential Election, when both President Obama and Senator McCain’s campaigns chose FreeConferenceCall.com to communicate with their supporters nationwide (utilizing over 1,000 accounts and over 5,000,000 minutes of conferencing). Related services provided by FreeConferenceCall.com include FreeConferencing.com, with conferencing web controls, FreeConferenceCallHD.com, with high definition sound geared to higher quality equipment, and FreeScreenSharing.com, with unlimited real-time sharing of desktop content. FreeConferenceCall.com was founded in 2001 and is based in Long Beach, California.
