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Rinkel Launches Virtual Phone Service in the UK Ahead of Landline Phase-Out

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As the UK prepares for the phase-out of landline services (PSTN) by 2027, small businesses are facing a significant shift in their communication infrastructure. In response, Dutch telecom provider Rinkel is expanding its virtual phone services to the UK, offering a reliable, future-proof alternative to traditional telephony.

Rinkel's GSM-based technology delivers superior call quality and coverage, especially in rural areas where VoIP systems may struggle. The service allows businesses to manage multiple phone numbers, collaborate with colleagues, and handle all communications from a single mobile device—without requiring additional hardware or IT expertise.

The timing of Rinkel's UK launch is ideal as businesses need to embrace flexible digital solutions ahead of the PSTN phase-out. This expansion ensures that small businesses have the tools to remain professional, sustainable, and competitive in an evolving communication landscape.

In addition to its exceptional call quality, Rinkel’s features support the demands of today’s hybrid work environments. Businesses can integrate call menus, set business hours, and use WhatsApp Business for seamless customer interaction. AI-driven insights, such as actionable summaries and sentiment analysis, provide businesses with valuable data to improve operations and customer relations.

Rinkel also emphasises sustainability by allowing businesses to manage multiple numbers on one device, eliminating the need for desk phones and reducing hardware waste. With affordable pricing and international calling included in all plans, Rinkel offers a cost-effective solution for businesses looking to streamline their communications.

Having already established itself in The Netherlands, Spain, and Sweden, Rinkel sees the UK as a natural expansion, particularly given its thriving entrepreneurial landscape. Jeroen van Vierzen, CEO of Rinkel, expressed excitement about the opportunity, saying, "We’re thrilled to help small businesses adapt, work smarter, and future-proof their communication."

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