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 According to Joby De Belen, BellTel vice president for sales and marketing, the Cavite-based station is just the first of several base stations that will be launched by the company as part of its expansion plan for this year.  


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According to Joby De Belen, BellTel vice-president for sales and marketing, the agreement with Destiny Satellite would allow BellTel to offer converged voice and data services to different establishments nationwide. 


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BellTel vice president for sales and marketing Joby de Belen said the company will start offering VoIP services by next month through its various access technologies, namely, fiber optic, cable, wireless, digital subscriber line (DSL) and even through satellite.


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Bell Telecommunications Philippines Inc. (BellTel) has made a last ditch
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Dieter Hansen, Siemens Inc.
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Bell Telecommunications Philippines Inc. (BellTel) and Philippine
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Dieter Hansen, Siemens Inc.
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