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Comindico announced the roll out of a nationwide internet telephony service offering eight cent local calls, six cent per minute national calls and 23.3 cent per minute mobile calls.

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New payment service rivals Google Checkout and Paypal.

SMP On-Demand offers value-added managed security services.

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