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Telehop

www.telehop.com

 
Telehop Communications Inc. (TSX-V: HOP) was founded and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario in 1993, and has grown into one of the largest alternative telecommunications providers to both residential and business customers. Telehop originally began offering residential and business two-way monthly `flat rate` calling services in the Greater Toronto area between communities where a call would otherwise be a long distance call. In 1994, Telehop became one of Canada`s few Equal Access Long Distance Providers, allowing it to offer its customers full service long distance calling globally at significantly lower rates. Telehop has broadened into home phone, business services, and wireless communications. ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.telehop.com
  • 200 Consumers Rd
    North York, ON CAN M2J 4R4
  • Phone: 416.494.4490

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