ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.-Regional telecommunications provider Qwest Communications International Inc. expanded its nationwide wireless voice service to residential and small business customers in Las Cruces, Alamogordo and Clovis, N.M. Qwest said customers who select the new plans as part of their bundled telecommunications offerings would see additional savings, as well as have access to one-number service and the company’s Voice Mail Link integrated voice mail service.
“Incorporating nationwide wireless calling into our Qwest Choice bundle creates one of the industry’s most compelling offers for customers,” explained John Badal, Qwest president for New Mexico. “This new wireless offer is part of our larger plan to provide customers with greater choice and flexibility when it comes to selecting communications services.”
Qwest’s nationwide wireless offering is part of the company’s mobile virtual network operator agreement with Sprint PCS, which allows Qwest to offer nationwide calling plans as part of its bundled services. Qwest previously offered regional wireless plans using its own network, which was recently sold to Verizon Wireless for more than $400 million.
