Engin

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engin Limited
Type of Company Public (ASX: ENG)
Founded March 2003
Headquarters Sydney, Australia
Key people Ilkka Tales, CEO
Industry Telecommunications
Products Broadband Telephony
Revenue $3.03 million (six months to december 2005) AUD
Employees 100 approx (2006)
Slogan The Broadband Phone Company
Website www.engin.com.au

engin Limited (also known as engin) is Australia's largest VoIP phone provider with over 43,000 customers Australia wide. Engins main competition is TalkBroadband a service of the American company Primus Telecom. Resellers of select products include Dick Smith Electronics and Tandy. The company is 33% owned by the Seven Network. [1]

The safety of calls over VoIP is questionable, however engin does encrypt calls. engin only accepts Credit Card payments for invoices, thus inconvenient for some people.

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