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Primus extends wholesale contract with MTS Allstream

Primus extends wholesale contract with MTS Allstream

By:  Greg Meckbach  On: 05 Dec 2007 For: ComputerWorld Canada Creator

The alternative telecom provider has extended by three years its contract with MTS Allstream, which provides voice and data services on a wholesale basis

Telecom reseller Primus Telecommunications Inc. has extended its contract with MTS Allstream Inc., which provides wholesale local, long-distance and data services to Primus.

The contract will be extended by three year. Primus Canada, which offers voice, data, e-commerce, Web hosting and VoIP service, is owned by McLean, Va.-based Primus Telecommunications Group Inc.

MTS Allstream’s enterprise solutions division, based in Toronto, provides voice and data services. It operated as AT&T Canada until 2003, and was purchased the following year by MTS.AT&T Canada was formed nearly a decade ago when AT&T Long Distance merged with MetroNet, an early competitive local exchange carrier and ISP Netcom Canada.










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Greg Meckbach Greg Meckbach Greg Meckbach is editor of Network World Canada and has worked for ComputerWorld Canada, Communications & Networking and Computing Canada.

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