Replies to post #52515 on Pervasip Corp (PVSP)

[DaubersUP]

My real concern is if it does rise. That would be the last straw for most. It is 100% up to FF. so the question is do we trust them.

[GreenThumb Investor]

The volume and trends that we are all seeing look great this week. Still excited about what's to come here now that the Vox Mobile App is Approved!



WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., Aug 20, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Pervasip Corp.'s (OTCQB:PVSP) wholly-owned subsidiary, Vox Communications, a cloud-based voice and video communications solutions, apps and services provider, is now offering for sale its mobile VoIP and video calling application in the Apple iTunes digital store. Over 500 million iPhones users can now download a VoX phone number and enjoy the benefits of a second phone line to make low-cost mobile calls to any phone number in the world.

The VoX phone number comes with several features, including free video calling and texting to other subscribers, and free VoX voice mail so that consumers can utilize the VoX app for private calls and messages, which are kept separate from their primary phone line.

VoX's Chief Information Officer, Mark Richards, noted, "We are very excited to receive approval from Apple for our mobile calling app for iOS, and to offer our product for sale in Apple's iTunes store. We have taken the time to develop what we think is the leading, most functional mobile voice and video application in the store. We like the advantage that our app brings to users who enjoy iPhone video calls, because we allow video calls to our subscribers who use Android devices. With the VoX app, you can call video to video in a cross platform environment, you do not need to know if the other person has an iPhone or an Android phone."

The app also has a significant advantage over other voice and video calling apps, because a VoX subscriber who chooses the Pay and Go plan, receives a real phone number that can receive calls, at no charge to the subscriber, from anywhere in the world. Most VoIP apps can only place and receive calls from other subscribers. This feature, coupled with a distinct VoX voice mail product, helps distinguish the VoX app from other calling applications, and provides great convenience to people who need a fully-functioning second phone number.

Similar to the Android App, a VoX user will be able to subscribe entirely on an iPhone or iPad and choose a U.S. phone number without leaving the interface.