About QT Networks

QT Networks is a facility based VOIP Carrier that serves customers throughout the world, Headquartered in New York, the Company is one of the leading up and coming VOIP carrier in United States, with customer care centers in New York and in California. QT Networks provides services through a combination of QT Networks owned switches and network infrastructure, including its robust fiber-optic network assets. Offering local and long distance voice, dedicated Internet access, private networking and data transport services as well as bundled voice and Internet solutions, QT Networks manages more than 800,000 minutes a day serving business, residential and wholesale accounts throughout the world.

January 8, 2008 – QT Networks, Inc the “Global VoIP Company” interconnects with Directo Communications, one of largest fixed and mobile operators for global voice services in Latin America, expanding the QT Networks Next Generation Network for international voice services.   The interconnection enables Directo Communications of Latin America, the Latin America division of Mexico’s parent company, Directo Communications to route international voice traffic over  QT Networks’ Next Generation Network, a leading global VoIP network to anywhere in the world; including neighboring North American countries such as Canada, Caribbean country Cuba, and South American country Peru.  In exchange for large voice termination into all the other countries in Latin America, the agreement expands QT Networks' ability to be one of the largest providers of VoIP in Latin America.

"Mobile-originated traffic from Latin America grew 40% from 2006 to 2007, which is indicative of the worldwide migration of international voice traffic to mobile networks," said Louis Arriola, president and CEO of QT Networks. "We are very pleased to add Directo Communications of Latin America to our growing customer base and to have them utilizing our leading Next Generation Network for their international traffic.  Our proven resources and expertise in VoIP are enhancing the growth, efficiency and profitability of leading mobile network operators such as Directo Communications of Latin America."

QT Networks delivers improved call completion and duration, which generates additional minutes per call for a mobile operator enabling them to increase their average revenue per user.   Directo Communications is leveraging QT Networks' advanced Next Generation Network, which certifies higher route quality and stability.

According to Latin Business Chronicle, Latin American VoIP is one of its most dynamic sectors. Although growth is slow to develop in basic telephony.  Internet penetration and broadband connections are developing at a fast pace.  Like many telecommunications markets, growth in Latin America is fueled by the continued conversion from fixed to mobile phones and by broadband growth.  In Latin America, mobile telephony overtook fixed lines in 2001 and has been steadily growing.  Latin America has a mobile penetration rate of more than 50% with currently 10.8 million mobile users.   To sustain growth and face a more competitive market, mobile operators are increasingly looking at innovative options to enhance their international business profitability, focusing on international voice revenues and margins.

September 5, 2007 – QT Networks, a leading provider global VoIP company, today announced that in the second quarter companies such as iBasis (NASDAQ: IBAS), IDT (NYSE:IDT.C), Verizon (NYSE:VZ) Primus (OTCBB:PRTL) KDDI (Symbol: KDDIF) PCCW (Symbol: PCCWY) MCI (Symbol: MCI) and many others has interconnected with QT Networks for international voice services. The interconnection with QT Networks enables these Global Carriers to route international voice traffic over QT Networks’ global VoIP network.

These Global Carriers are utilizing QT Networks' Next Generation network international routing product, which is specifically designed to deliver the highest quality and stability for international completion of calls originated by retail consumers. Through a DirectVoiP IP interconnection, carriers can fully leverage QT Networks' VoIP leadership, including sophisticated network performance monitoring and call routing systems based on the company's patent-pending Assured Quality Routing technology.

"Two of the major trends in the global telecommunications landscape today are the widespread adoption of VoIP services and the emergence of new service providers," said Eric Ramos, Vice President of Business Development for QT Networks. "By leveraging our global VoIP network and relationships with hundreds of carriers around the world; QT Networks will deliver the highest quality international services, continue to focus on the growth of our domestic consumer base, and launch new innovative IP-based services.  QT Networks will set record highs in 2007,” said Louis Arriola President and CEO of QT Networks.

August 8, 2007 – QT Networks, the global Internet communications company, today announced collaboration with hardware partners to deliver the first WiFi phones for QT Talk software, making Internet calling on the move a reality. By enabling consumers to make Internet calls without a computer, QT Talk is freeing people to travel where ever they want to go and still be able to make important phone calls with quality and savings.

“We want to give people the freedom to move around while talking and have access to QT Talk wherever they are – whether in front of a computer or while moving around the home, office or hotel,” said Carlton Barlow VP of Operations for QT Talk. “Now people can make wireless Internet calls and enjoy the great QT Talk cost savings and sound quality anywhere there is a WiFi access.”

WiFi phones are perfect to use with the WiFi access points in most homes, offices, hotels or campuses. With QT Talk software pre-loaded and an intuitive interface, QT Talk WiFi phones are easy to use and offer the freedom of Internet calling without being tied to one place. With these WiFi phones, consumers can make QT Talk calls from open access points anywhere in the world at no cost or to traditional landlines and mobile phones at very low rates.

The user interface and functionality available on QT Talks WiFi phones is as familiar and enjoyable as using QT Talk on a computer. QT Talk users now have the ability to take QT Talk Contacts with them where ever they are and call them.

The easy to use devices come with everything built-in to connect to QT Talk via any personal, business or free public WiFi access point.

Combining the powerful communications functions of QT Talk with the power of mobility, the new QT Talk WiFi phones will all be available on QT Talk.com

May 31, 2007 – QT Networks, a leading provider global VoIP company, today announced that it has created a Next Generation Network in Italy. This expanded network allows QT Networks to offer high quality international voice calls into Italy for cellular and land lines.  QT Networks will be able to provide these network services to both retail and wholesale customers around the world.

QT Networks' Next Generation Network international routing product, which is specifically designed to deliver the highest quality and stability for international completion of calls originated for retail consumers. Through a DirectVoiP IP interconnection, carriers can fully leverage QT Networks' VoIP leadership, including sophisticated network performance monitoring and call routing systems based on the company's Assured Quality Routing technology.

"Two of the major trends in the global telecommunications landscape today are the widespread adoption of VoIP services and the emergence of new service providers," said Eric Ramos, Vice President of Business Development for QT Networks. "By leveraging our global VoIP network and relationships with hundreds of carriers around the world, QT Networks will deliver the highest quality international services, continue to focus on the growth of our domestic consumer base, and launch new innovative IP-based solutions.  QT Networks will continue to set record highs in 2007,” said Louis Arriola President and CEO of QT Networks.

April 16, 2007 - QT Networks today announced the launch of QT-Talk, a new powerful and feature-rich nationwide Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service in Canada that uses broadband instead of traditional telephone lines.

The new QT-Talk service dramatically cuts telephone costs to anywhere, anytime for  half the cost of traditional lines.  QT-Talk’s rates are amongst the lowest in World.
QT-Talk is modeled on QT Networks highly successful VoIP service.  Designed to be simple to use and includes - at no extra cost - powerful features like, call forwarding, call return, and last number redial.

QT-Talk does not require a user to have a computer.  The service can also be used with a computer and broadband Internet.
 
“QT-Talk is easy to install and use as a supplement to a customers’ standard telephone,” said QT Networks’ Vice President of Operations Carlton Barlow. “You don’t have to be a computer wizard.”

QT-Talk also offers significant savings for small and medium businesses, and allows organizations to use a common IP network to integrate telecommunications and IT systems.
Mr. Barlow said the introduction of QT-Talk is a landmark step in the evolution of the organization’s services in Canada.

“QT Networks is one of the first major telecommunications company in Canada to release a phone service using the Internet to the residential and commercial markets.

“I am very confident with the experience and the success we have seen with our QT-Talk VoIP service in the US market, we have developed a premium grade product which is well suited to the Canadian market and which delivers exceptional value,” he said.

The service is available to anyone with a landline, cellular phone or broadband connection, as well as existing QT-Talk customers.

January 25, 2007 - Telenet Communications one of India's leading telecom service providers today announced significant plans to expand with QT Networks global VOIP network. Over the next 12 months, QT Networks will build one of India 's largest VOIP network systems. QT Networks Next Generation Network (NGN), project will cater to the fast-growing telecom needs of India's customers across the country.

QT Networks will established a pan-India, next generation, convergent VOIP digital network that is capable of supporting best-of-class services spanning the entire country value chain, covering over 6,000 towns and 300,000 villages.

"We live in a country where there is too much bandwidth for some, little for others and none for many - there is unequal access to bandwidth in this country" said Mr. Ambani, Chairman of a top ISP in India. QT Networks (NGN) will democratize digital access and give nearly everyone in India the opportunity to be part of a massive lifestyle change" said David Cooper Vice President of QT Networks.

October 13, 2006 - QT Networks, a provider of Wholesale communication services headquartered in New York has expanded its service territory into Peru.

QT Networks has partnered with Peruvian Landing, a local phone company in Peru. With the expansion, QT Networks will be able to provide their customers excellent termination into Peru. “QT Networks top priority is to provide our customers with tier 1 class service along with aggressive rates” said Eric Ramos, Vice President Carrier sales for QT Networks.

Customers in Peru will be able to improve their business operations by utilizing QT Networks’ advanced telecommunications technology “Our ability to exceed customer expectations is reflected in our high growth rate, and we look forward to continue expanding our network globally with an increasing amount profitability” said Louis Arriola, CEO of QT Networks.

The expansion into Peru will allow QT Networks to increase annual revenue by 12 million dollars. The future of QT Networks is one of increasing profitability and global expansion.

August 17, 2006 – QT Networks a leading Wholesale provider of telecommunications solutions headquartered in New York, announced today that Louis R. Arriola has joined the company as President. Mr. Arriola most recently served as President of one the top VOIP Company’s in the Western region with a high revenue and customer base.

Louis Arriola career in telecommunications and technology spans more than 15 years. Louis Arriola was chief executive Officer of QualityTel Inc. from April 2001 to August 2006. Qualitytel Inc. was a privately held LD Wholesale Company and one of the fastest growing VoIP companies in the US with a network footprint in Asia and Central America.

July 30, 2006 - QT Networks a leading Wholesale provider of VOIP solutions headquartered in New York, announces that it has completed the merger of MEDcom LLC. and Foniquty Telecom in New York. 

The merger helps create the new QT Networks. Due to the Merger QT Networks is now doing 800,000 minutes a day serving business, residential and wholesale accounts throughout the world.

The merger provides QT Networks access to a deeper and denser network to deliver more products and better service to current and future customers in all markets. The Company now possesses metro fiber rings throughout United States, Asia, Central and South America as well as the Middle East and Europe. The Company will leverage its assets to serve an even greater number of customers with local and long distance voice, dedicated Internet access, private networking and data transport services, as well as bundled voice and Internet solutions.

The transaction establishes QT Networks as one of the leading and up and coming VOIP Carrier in the United States, with over $30 million in annual revenue on a run-rate basis.

Through this transaction, QT Networks has enhanced its ability to provide advanced telecommunications services and high-quality customer service to a broader range of customers. The additional resources gained through this merge make the new QT Networks well positioned to offer a very attractive alternative to customers who are looking for a choice in their telecommunications service provider.