Fusion Telecommunications International, Inc. (AMEX:FSN) announced today that it has submitted a patent application to seek protection for the creation of the worldwide Internet Area CodeTM, the eNumberTM, and an automated eNumber ownership verification process. These components of its new VoIP telephone service, which was launched yesterday, are being offered globally under the Company’s efonica brand. Full details of the new service and sign-up procedures are available on the efonica website (www.efonica.com).
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