Our clients routinely reduce their telecom expenses
In a single year 1985, public utility companies have overbilled their customers by approximately $l9 Billion. Errors were discovered in more than 70% of the utility customer's bills, and of these, approximately 90% were in favor of the utility companies.
-- U.S. House of Representatives,Ways and Means Committee, 1986
Since the deregulation of the telecommunication industry over the past decade, sizeable opportunities exist for many enterprises and it is our goal to guide our clients through this maze of telecom tariffs, taxes, telecom providers and telephone equipment.
After a telecom audit, our clients routinely reduce their telecom expenses by 10 to 20 percent and usually recover a sizeable portion of money already paid to their telecom vendors. Best of all, our telecom audit fee is purely contingency based, meaning that our clients pay nothing if we fail to uncover any money or reduce future telecom expenses, guaranteed!
We have been providing utility auditing, telephone auditing, and telecommunications consulting services. In this time, we have helped our clients recover hundreds of thousands of dollars that formerly were lost to overbillings, erroneous charges,and charges for services that were not needed, and often,not being provided.
More than likely, your business or organization is paying more than it should for local and long distance telephone, electricity, gas, water, and sewage services.
But, without the help of someone who understands the complex coding and hidden charges of utility and telephone bills, you'll probably never know where the errors occur.
Whether you're engaged in an enterprise wide reengineering / business improvement effort or simply want to reduce overhead costs, We will help you save money and obtain better utility and telecommunication services.
Take a look around our site and see how we've helped others. But, more importantly, we're sure that you'll discover how we can help you.
If you've already made the decision to hire us for an audit, let's get started. If you would still like to learn more about utility and telephone auditing in general, we recommend that you start with our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. If you already know you need an audit, and are looking at many prospective auditors, we invite you to think about some of the thing you should consider when selecting an auditor.