| 08/27/2003 | Mountain bikers can lower their phone bills and help IMBA by taking advantage of a new partnership between IMBA and Telphonic Communications. Telphonic, a growing company based in San Ramon, California, provides low-cost long distance and internet service to individuals and businesses.
A key benefit of this partnership is that Telphonic, an IMBA corporate member, will rebate five percent of IMBA member's charges directly to IMBA.
The basic rate for domestic U.S. long distance is 5 cents per-minute. There are no hidden fees, and it is easy to sign up at http://www.telphonic.com.
Telphonic Communications founder Mark Nichols is an avid mountain biker and IMBA donor. Racing legend and world champion Ned Overend has joined the Telphonic team, and is helping enroll IMBA corporate members.
In addition to saving up to 80% on long-distance charges, each new Telphonic subscriber receives the following for FREE:
A personally autographed copy of Ned Overend's book, "Mountain Bike Like A Champion".
A special "Schwag Bag" including an IMBA hat, a mountain bike postcard set and a Blackburn MTN Air pump.
An autographed Specialized Jersey after accruing more than $250 in Telphonic charges.
"Telphonic is becoming an important IMBA partner," said IMBA executive director Tim Blumenthal. "It's great that mountain bikers can lower their phone bills and help IMBA at the same time."
To review Telphonic's services and offers, visit http://www.telphonic.com or call 800-717-5802.www.imba.org
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