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Missed call based search engine launched
Deputy Chief Minister of Telangana Mohammed Ali formally launched Free To Dial – a missed call based online search engine on Thursday. Tollywood director N Shankar was present on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Mohammed Ali explained, “Free to dial will address their day to day requirement of sourcing fast and accurate information on products and services.
Deputy Chief Minister of Telangana Mohammed Ali formally launched Free To Dial – a missed call based online search engine on Thursday. Tollywood director N Shankar was present on the occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Mohammed Ali explained, “Free to dial will address their day to day requirement of sourcing fast and accurate information on products and services.
Especially for people in the city who are always racing against the time, such facility can be a great convenience and would be lapped up in no time.” He wanted the search engine developers to take their services to other cities and towns in Telangana. Free To Dial has been developed by city-based SS Free to Dial Communication. The customer has to give a missed call to 040–6644 4466. The company representatives would then call back and ask the requirement of the customer.
The service currently offers information on 60 categories and 3,000 sub-categories and would be further expanded in the coming months. The company already 9,000 vendors from Hyderabad is expected to about 20,000 vendors in the next six months. Free to Dial will also launch its services in Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam and Bengaluru in the next six months. SS Free To Dial Communications Pvt Ltd was established last year with 50 employees.
