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Friday, August 5th, 2011
Multi-Link Inc. is offering a leasing program for corporate accounts installing The Stick for their own use. The program provides for rapid deployment, and long term product protection and support, all without any upfront equipment costs.
The Stick saves you money by allowing a wide range of equipment to “share” a single telephone line for remote access, polling, faxing, and normal in/outbound transactions that use a line only minutes a day.
Typical equipment includes:
- Point of Sale
- Energy Management/HVAC
- Time & Attendance
- Fax Machines
- Credit Card Terminals
- Digital Signage
- Postage Meters
- Dial-up Modems
The typical monthly cost for a business phone line is $50, plus additional taxes and fees. By leasing The Stick at only $19/month, a company can cut phone costs by more than half in one month with no initial out-of-pocket costs. Multiply the savings of one line eliminated by the total number of locations and the savings potential can be substantial. Many of our clients have eliminated TWO lines per location.
The lease program renews every 12 months and provides a customized Security Lock Box with every unit to lock down device connections. Research shows that this mounting enclosure prevents two service calls per year due to tampering. Also, if a Stick unit is ever in need of repair for any reason, e.g. lightning damage, Multi-Link will ship out a replacement unit at no cost.
Customized factory programming (if required) is also included. We program your Sticks exactly to application specs to expedite deployment and ensure conformity. Custom install guides included. Our unlimited, toll-free USA based technical support offers the friendly assistance you need for expert answers and quick troubleshooting.
If you like cost-cutting solutions with no upfront costs call 800-535-4651 for a free consultation.
Download the details of Multi-Link’s Equipment Leasing Program.
Download the benefits of leasing equipment for corporations.
Tags: back-up phone lines, command, comshare, corporate lease program, faxswitch, line sharing, Multi-Link, stick lock box, stklokbox, telephone switch, the stick
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Tuesday, July 26th, 2011
Tags: ASAP104, command, comshare, CS5500, CS7500, faxswitch, linkedin, Multi-Link, stick lock box, stklokbox, telephone switch, the stick
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Monday, July 25th, 2011
Whether you are looking for a fax switch, a phone switch, a phone splitter or replacing now defunct Command products, Multi-Link has the product you need. Multi-Link’s line sharing portfolio (The Stick, Polnet ACP, SR-3 and Versa-Link ATX 250) allows customers to consolidate multiple telephony devices onto a single standard telephone line, reducing the number of lines needed to support the business and the related monthly phone line subscription costs.
At an average yearly cost of $600 per phone line subscription, Multi-link’s line sharing products have delivered cost reductions reaching millions of dollars per year.
Need to replace obsolete Command products? Look at our chart to see what we can provide for you as a direct replacement:
Tags: comshare, CS5500, CS7500, faxswitch, legacy analog equipment, Multi-Link, telephone switch, the stick
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Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
With quality products, it is sometimes easy to forget the intangibles that can help ensure that your installation is complete before you leave the site. Here’s how we can help you. Read More…
Tags: cost cutting, Multi-Link, the stick
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Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
Multi-Link is currently providing The Stick Phone/Fax/Modem switch to installations companies involved in over 50 “roll outs’ of various Corporate and Government IT projects.
Installers have traditionally installed The Stick for remote polling of POS, Energy Management, Time & Attendance clocks, etc. Be advised that many of the installations now involve inbound and outbound back-up access for remote service and more specifically, for outbound credit card transactions during network down time, as this insures and expedites the transaction.
With quality products, it is sometimes easy to forget the intangibles that can help ensure that your installation is complete before you leave the site. Here’s how we can help you:
- Quick Start Installation Sheets – Speak with your Multi-Link representative and discuss your needs and requirements. We will customize to your specs, print, and include in each shipped unit.
- Factory Programming – Each installation project has unique requirements.We can program your units exactly to customer specs to meet the job requirements. This insures uniform performance and reduces time on-site.
- Toll Free Technical Support – Before, during, or after your installation, if you have any questions or concerns, our technicians are available to assist between the hours of 8am – 5pm, M-F, EST.
- Remote Diagnostics – Multi-Link products can be remotely diagnosed over the telephone line by our trained staff of technicians. If a programming change is required for a specific site, no problem…it takes one minute.
- Free 30-Day Product Trial – For projects you’re involved in AND not using The Stick, remember that virtually every company is a potential prospect for line-sharing technology. Seeing is believing, so we provide products to qualified prospects to try out for 30 days.That’s an idea worth sharing.
Multi-Link sets itself apart from the rest with experience and project “know-how”. Let us help work with you to keep your staff productive and your customer happy.
Tags: line sharing, linkedin, Multi-Link, POS Systems, the stick, time and attendance
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Wednesday, May 11th, 2011
Are fuel costs busting your budget? At the pump, the national average price of unleaded gasoline rose to $3.962 per gallon from Tuesday’s $3.951, AAA said. If you are responsible for remote site equipment maintenance, consider a remote site power control switch.
THE POWER STONE saves time, labor, and fuel costs. When trouble arrives and critical equipment locks up at a remote site hours away, a quick fix is impossible. With The POWER STONE, one phone call can reboot equipment, reduce downtime, and save money. The Power Stone installs easily onto remote site equipment and allows you to reboot, toggle power,check current power status and past power outages. And, it’s as simple to use as a telephone.
Read The Power Stone Data Sheet.
Tags: cost cutting, IP Power Stone 3000, IP3000, linkedin, Multi-Link, power stone, preventing unplanned service dispatches, reducing service-related costs, remote power cycling, remote site modems, service visit, truck rolls
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Thursday, May 5th, 2011
Tags: fax machine, linkedin, Multi-Link
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Monday, April 18th, 2011
It used to be that when a small office/home office worker needed access to a scanner, copier, fax, AND printer it meant four machines competing for space and budget. After all, chances are at some point you will need one or all functions during a typical work day.
Whether you use the term multi-function printer (MFP), all-in-on (AIO), or other nomenclature (multi-function copier, or MFC), printers that do more than just print have some clear advantages over single-function equipment; obviously, they save space and money compared to buying multiple separate machines. And who doesn’t like saving space or money?
Basically, an all-in-one will give you a printer, copier, and scanner in one package. Beyond that, if it’s designed primarily for office use, it will usually work as a standalone fax machine. If this is the case, a fax switch like The Stick will provide further savings. The Stick even can be used for fax software on a PC. The Stick routes incoming faxes based on the CNG tones emitted by the sending fax, irrespective of the equipment attached. The fax detection is automatic and takes only a few seconds to route.
So if you are the proud new owner of an All-in-One, get rid of the fax line and the monthly costs of a dedicated line. You are going to need the extra cash for all that ink you’ll be using. How much ink? Use our handy Cost Saving Calculator for yourself.
Tags: All-in-One, cost cutting, fax, fax machine, legacy analog equipment, line sharing, linkedin, MFC, MFP, multi-function copier, multi-function printer, Multi-Link, SOHO, telephone switch, the stick
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Tuesday, April 5th, 2011
Hundreds of companies are launching initiatives to reduce the number telephone land lines and the associated cost. Many restaurant and retail store chains have 3 – 6 telephone lines per site. With broadband connections, this number can be reduced, dramatically reducing overall telecom costs. The Stick Phone/Fax/Modem switch can help you accomplish this.
- 36% of Companies are striving to reduce Telecom expenses.
- Average cost of a business phone line is $50/month nationwide.
- As IT and data acquisition improves and expands, there is less need for Analog Telephone Lines.
- Companies are reducing their number of phones lines at their remote business locations.
However, not all Analog Phone Lines can be eliminated—typically the fax line remains, as well as back up lines for POS/Credit Card Terminals. Point of Sale Systems generally use broadband connections where available for high-speed payment card processing. However, 75% or more of these systems use analog phone lines as back-up in case of network downtime or equipment malfunction. These back-up phone lines, although seldom or never used, represent recurring monthly expenses for businesses.
The Stick Phone/Fax/ Modem switch allows companies to reduce phone lines by “Sharing” the remaining Analog line(s) with devices that use the telephone line.
- The analog line can be used as an “out of band” inbound and outbound communications path for critical information exchanges.
- Over 600,000 units have been installed by companies with remote locations.
- ROI in less than 2 months.
How much can you save? Try out our cost savings calculator and find out in minutes!
Tags: back-up phone lines, command, comshare, cost cutting, CS5500, CS7500, faxswitch, line sharing, Multi-Link, out-of-band access, POS Sytems, restaurant applications, telephone switch, the stick
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Monday, March 21st, 2011
After two years out of the Multi-Link product line up, The SR-3 call router has returned to production and is shipping as of now.
The SR-3 call processor is a passive line-sharing device that routes incoming phone (POTS) calls based on the “selective ring” service from the local telephone company. The SR-3 routes up to three numbers per line. The selective ring service goes by different names depending on the phone service provider, and this service must be activated for the SR-3 to route properly. Typical cost for a selective ring phone number is $5 per month.
Past users of the SR-3 will notice a new sleeker cabinet, but the functionality is exactly the same. Call 800-535-4651 with any questions.
Tags: custom ring, distinctive ring, line sharing, Multi-Link, selective ring, SR-3
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