A Massive 56% of Consumers Who Make International Calls Would Switch Services According

San Francisco, USA & Stockholm, Sweden (PRWEB) September 28, 2010 -- Rebtel, the world's largest independent mobile VoIP company, today announced part one of a two-part September 2010 survey conducted on their behalf by Harris Interactive online, which measured consumer sentiment on long distance calling services and providers.

According to responses, a strong majority (56%) of U.S. adults who make international phone calls would switch the way they make them. The study also found that more than 2 in 5 of these adults (43%) say they would switch to using their mobile phone to make those calls. "The message seems clear, consumers want to change their existing provider and change to calling from a mobile handset," said Andreas Bernstrom, CEO of Rebtel.

The adults who said they

Of the adults who said they would switch to their mobile phone, 19% said they would switch to using special long distance packages, while 16% said they would switch to using their mobile phone using regular carrier calling rates. A surprising 11% said they would use a VoIP service/application.

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