SAN JOSE, CA--(Marketwired - Feb 4, 2014) - AltiGen Communications, Inc. (
The Triton family of PCI cards, MaxAccess cards, and Max1000/2000 DSP boards are eligible for trade-in. AltiGen will test and refurbish these cards for reuse as spare parts.
"We've been using an AltiGen PBX since 2008," said Tim Hall, owner of RE/MAX Central Properties of Ohio. "We were considering upgrading the aging hardware until we learned about AltiGen's 'Go Green' program and the hosted version of the product that we were already using. With MaxCS Private Cloud we no longer need to worry about hardware, and it was great to get credit towards the new service by recycling our old phone system."
"The 'Go Green' program is great for our customers who are on older AltiGen systems or who prefer to move away from managing hardware," said Randall East, Senior Account Executive at AltiGen authorized partner Qbase. "It's a win-win program that saves our customers money while doing some good for the environment."
Customers will receive a $500 credit for each qualified card/board they trade in. Recycling and repurposing the old hardware will help reduce e-waste and alleviate negative impacts to the environment.
"As part of the special 1Q2014 MaxCS Private Cloud promotion, AltiGen will double the Go Green trade-in credit, offering $1000 per card/board until March 31, 2014," said David Tang, VP of Cloud Services. "With this promotion, not only are customers able to start reaping the benefits of our Cloud offering, but they will be able to get a substantial discount towards it."
Please visit http://maxcs.com/solutions/maxcs-private-cloud/go-green for the complete details and the full terms/conditions for the Go Green Program.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including, without limitation, statements regarding the success of the new Go Green Hardware Trade-in Program, the 1Q2014 promotion, and the customer savings from hardware trade-in credits.
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