Combined Communications
Telecommunications · Kentucky, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
363 Great Escape Ct, Bowling Green, Kent...Phone Number
(270) 781-2100Website
www.cctas.comRevenue
$9.7 MillionIndustry
About Combined Communications
Combined Communications was purchased in 1982 by Larry Kinder . At that time it was serving less than 100 local customers using two cord switchboards and five employees. All messages were hand written and held for the client to call in to be verbally given by the operator. By 2003 the company had upgraded systems no less than five times. The latest system being the StarTel 5700 digital switch interfaced to BellSouth's 23 channel T1-PRI, a 12 port digital VSR, 5 port fax and email com-server and call logger. We also installed a backup generator with auto-transfer. Today we have 23 agent positions with 2 remote operator stations. Our customer base has grown to over 500 customers across the United States. From coast to coast we are "People Answering People" .Explore more
SIC Code 48,481NAICS Code 51,517Show moreCombined Communications Org Chart
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Combined Communications was purchased in 1982 by Larry Kinder . At that time it was serving less than 100 local customers using two cord switchboards and five employees. All messages were hand written and held for the client to call in to be verbally given by the operator. By 2003 the company had upgraded systems no less than five times. The latest... Read More