Editing IiNet (section)

===Launch of telephony products===
2004 saw the introduction of iiPhone in the form of a [[long-distance calling|long-distance]] carrier.

In February 2005, iiNet launched their full-service ''iiPhone'' telephony service with their new range of iiBroadband2 packages, allowing customers to pay their telephony costs entirely through iiNet, including line rental and local calls.

In August 2005, iiNet released ''iiNetPhone'', their consumer VoIP service. The product was an ''add-on'' service, available only to customers that also use their iiPhone service. As with most VoIP services, call costs were well under standard market prices for a regular copper line. The iiNetPhone service supports inbound and outbound calls to normal Australian [[PSTN]] numbers.

In 2006, iiNet were trialling its [[MSAN]] services in three Perth telephone exchanges; but release and expanded trial of these has since been put on hold until further notice. MSANs are iiNet's own full telephone service, meaning they can be completely off Telstra's phone service and onto their own. This would result in a lower line rental price for its customers and free additional add on options to the phone service.