Voicent shining as a big star in Hollywood (no, not that Hollywood)

Of all the ways we’ve heard of how Voicent’s BroadcastByPhone software is used, our absolute favorite is law enforcement.

Communities around the world are using BroadcastByPhone to aggressively notify the owners of illegally posted signs that they are in violation of the law.

Today, the Associated Press published a national story on Hollywood, Florida’s use of BroadcastByPhone for just that purpose.

The story, written by Kelli Kennedy, quotes city Mayor Peter Bober and other city officials who say BroadcastByPhone has reduced illegal signs by 90 percent is some areas.

The Voicent story is being carried by news organizations around the world, including ABC News, CBS News and the Huffington Post.

The story identifies Voicent by name, but also mentions but does not identify another communication software company’s product, used by the community of Oakland Park.

The story notes that Oakland Park is using their software for the same thing as Hollywood, but with one big difference–their software is charging them 9 cents per call.

Voicent has no per-call charge or any other kind of usage fee. You buy it once and own it for life.

Maybe we should give the mayor of Oakland Park a call.