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CompetingPrices.com™ presents a free set of online telecommunication price-comparison calculators, which you may find listed in bold links in the left column, or below.  There are other places on the web where you can find price comparison calculators like these, but as far as I know, this site is the first place where it's easy to find all of them.

They help with comparison shopping not only by finding providers who serve the consumer's locale using either a telephone prefix or zip code, but most of them also compare what those providers would charge for your personal usage within seconds without collecting any personal information.

To do so, they access databases of services and products provided by dozens of businesses like yours.  These databases are maintained by Cognigen Networks, Inc, and their partners.  The contents of the database are promoted by a network of independent agents, such as CompetingPrices.com™, who receive a commission on sales, negotiated between the providers and Cognigen.

Some of the Advantages to You

To calculate comparisons, Price Comparison Shopping Calculators currently compile information from the following sources, as applicable: Sprint, BellSouth, Charter High Speed, Comcast, Qwest, Mediacom, Earthlink, SBC Yahoo, Verizon, Liberty Wireless, Extreme Pagers, T-Mobile, AT&T Wireless, Cingular, Opex, Covista, PowerNetGlobal, Z-Tel, Unitel, TalkAmerica, Broadvox, AccuDial, Kall8, Webmax, Sunrocket, LaunchNet, Firefly, Broadwing, ACC Business, Netifice, Network Innovations, XO Communications, New Edge Networks, TelePacific Communications, Xspedius Communications, US LEC Communications, MegaPath Networks, GeoQuote, iConnectHere, Cognigen Switching Technologies, Talk Home, USATEL, Adelphia, Direcwav, Broadvox, KallCents, UltraConference, Warp Speed Hosting, HostingWithUs, Extreme Programming, Faxaway, GeoQuote, Nextel, Inphonic, Dish Network, Cox Cable, and Hughes Net.

If the list above looks to you like a Who's Who of telecommunication, then your telecommunication business would be in good company if it were to join the list, wouldn't it?  Cognigen Networks has diversified over the years, so all is not telecom that glitters.  Starting with long distance providers in 1992, Cognigen has expanded to include:

Local phone service, calling cards, satellite TV, Dedicated lines, toll-free service, conference calling, dial-up internet, broadband internet, paging, voice messaging, computers, VOIP, international calling, intra-LATA calling, dial-around, unlimited calling, web hosting, web domains, wireless/PCS/cellular, prepaid services, computers, spam filtering, bundled services, business services, and more.  Additional services and products that are of use to Cognigen's agents are offered to them as well.

Cognigen consolidates independent sales agents for businesses like yours, while consolidating commission-paying businesses like yours for independent sales agents.  This is an arrangement that benefits both groups.  Cognigen has continued to succeed while other online companies have failed, due to diversification.  For example, Cognigen once partnered with Get Paid to Surf companies.  When that market died, GhostSurfers, Maxref, and Refmaker died with them because they focused their consolidation on the GPTS market.  For Cognigen, the failure of that market was only a small glitch that most Cognigen agents barely remember, because Cognigen consolidates diversified markets.  Your innovation may very well be the next diversification that Cognigen is looking for.

This Cognigen agent has markets waiting for a Broadband-over-Power Line, (BPL), provider.

Looking for a ready-made sales organization?

The Cognigen Corporate Contact Form is at the official Cognigen Networks Inc. web site.