Telecommunication billing errors are increasing rapidly!

Each year, millions of dollars are lost due to unnoticed telecom billing errors. In fact, some studies have shown as many as 20% of all telecom charges are a mistake, with 95% in favor of the telecommunications carrier!  Could your business be paying more than it should?  Without the time or resources needed to scrutinize the data, landline, internet/cable and mobile carrier invoices; errors could go unnoticed for years. Stop the financial leak now!

 

In 2011 CTA clients received 1.1 million dollars in refunds.

In 2011 CTA clients reduced annual expenses by $400,000.

 

 

Yes to any question below?

Pat (our Director of Business Developement) would like to have a conversation with you.

 

•  Does your company receive invoices from various telephony carriers/vendors each month? – ex: Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, Paetec, Qwest, Level3, Global Crossings etc.

 

• Are telephone carrier/vendor invoices each month a top 10 expense?

 

• Does your company have over 5 business offices/work locations?

 

• Do you wonder if the latest technology will help increase productivity and lower monthly costs for your company?

 

• Do you think the phone company over charged for services? (If you suspect an error, the chances are they have made an error in their favor!)

 

• Do you wonder if the service charges on telecommunication invoices are valid charges?  Are the charges the best rate offered by the carrier?

 

• Are you ready to negotiate a new contract with a current telephone service provider?

 

What services will be reviewed during an audit?

A thorough audit should include the following invoices and governing contracts:

• Local and Long Distance Services
• Toll Free Services
• Audio | Video Conferencing Costs
• Cellular Communication
• PBXs, VOIP related lease and or monthly maintenance invoices
• Voice and Data Circuits
• Internet and Cable services
• Maintenance Contract Reviews/Hardware Lease Reviews

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