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Feb 20, 2012
Arminco appointed Xorcom's distributor in Armenia
Arminco, a leading ISP and ITSP in Armenia, announced its appointment as Xorcom's distributor in Armenia. Arminco will be distributing the entire range of Xorcom's IP-PBX including videoconferencing systems, Astribank channel banks and IP phones in the local market.

Jun 1, 2011
Termination of the prepaid international phone cards service
As announced earlier, June 1st, 2011 is the termination date for the "Heradzayn" prepaid VoIP service. The access number for the service (010 295309) is disconnected and is no longer in service. ARMINCO offers its Non-geographic Armenian number service as an enhanced replacement for the old service.

May 4, 2011
Fibercut in Yerevan - Armavir part

Dear Customers,
Fibernet NOC informed us, that there a fibercut in Yerevan - Armavir part.
Start time: 03.05.2011 23:43 (GMT +4)
End time: 04.05.2011 09:02 (GMT +4)
Outage 9h 19m

Jan 17, 2011
Change in Dial-up Services availability
As of January 17th, ARMINCO's hour-based (5, 10, 20 hours) prepaid dial-up cards are no longer available.

CBA Currency Exchange Rates as of 2013-01-11
US DollarUSD1408.59 AMDBritish PoundGBP1658.24 AMD
EuroEUR1542.12 AMDIranian RialIRR1003.37 AMD
Canadian DollarCAD1415.53 AMDJapanese YenJPY1045.95 AMD
United Arab Emirates DirhamAED1111.24 AMDRussian RoubleRUB113.49 AMD
Ukraine HryvniaUAH150.22 AMDGeorgian LariGEL1246.76 AMD

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