Rnk telecom
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Founded in 1997, RNK Telecom (RNK) is a privately held telecommunications wholesaler delivering flexible, reliable, high-quality products and services. Through its operational efficiency, industry expertise and technical innovation, RNK offers custom-designed services and superior profit margins to its customers, which include broadband providers, carriers and retail distributors. RNK's roots as a telephone company, along with its diversified business model and commitment to superior customer service, have made it one of the most successful Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) in the United States.
Making significant investments to integrate its legacy phone network with advanced VoIP technology has put RNK Telecom in the advantageous position of being able to offer its customers the reliability of a fully tariffed, regulated phone company along with the innovation of a cutting-edge VoIP carrier. As a one-stop telecommunications provider, RNK offers everything from advanced VoIP capabilities and data/ISP solutions to prepaid calling cards and local/long distance service.
RNK helps its customers gain competitive advantage by private labeling custom-designed telecommunications product and services packages. RNK's commitment to exceptional customer service in addition to providing extensive back-office support helps protect customers' brands while enabling them grow their businesses. RNK has raised the bar for customer service with its first class, multilingual 24/7 customer support team.
Based in Dedham, Mass., RNK has state-of-the-art switching facilities in Bedford, MA; Springfield, MA; Manchester, MA; Providence, RI; and New York City with redundant power and full security systems. RNK currently originates, transports and terminates over four billion domestic and international minutes annually.
External links
- [RNK Telecom Main Website].
- [RNK VoIP].
- [RNK Prepaid].
- [RNK Carrier].
- [RNK Connect].
- [RNK Telecom In The News].
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