Company Information

• PhoneGeeks.com started as a source of products and advice for do-it-yourselfers. Because of our large selection, fast shipping and competitive pricing, we've become a major supplier for commercial, educational, medical, hospitality, government and military customers.
• We sell important brands such as ABC, Acme, Aines, AllenTel, Amp, Amphenol, Arrow, AT&T, Belden, Dymo, Eclipse, Ellis, Etcon, Fluke/Harris, GAI-tronics, GMP, HD Telecom, Hubbell, ICC, ITW, Ideal, JDSU/Test-um, Jonard, Klein, Leviton, Lucent, Panamax, Paladin, Panasonic, Platt, Siemon, Superior Essex, Suttle, Systimax, Tempo/Progressive, T & B, 3M and Viking; as well as unique products we've developed ourselves
• Life is strange. We've sold Lucent wire to Lucent, and a Panasonic phone system to Panasonic. We've even supplied phone equipment for a submarine and the White House. CLICK to see a list of some of our customers, and read their comments.
• You can buy with confidence. We've been in business for over 30 years, and have been selling on the Web for more than 10 years. We earned the highest possible "FIVE STAR" rating from Yahoo Shopping ("Superlative Quality"), and awards from the All-Internet Shopping Directory, Mallpark, and Buy-Zone
• Although we sell a lot, we are still officially a "small business," that can provide personal attention to your needs.
• We are independent, and are free to recommend and sell what's best for our customers, not just the products of a parent company.
• AbleComm was founded as Your Own Phone, Inc. and started installing phone systems in the NY/NJ/CT metropolitan area in 1977. We began selling discount priced phone equipment to online customers through CompuServe in 1991, and have sold on the Internet since 1996.
• Prices include unlimited toll-free tech support -- we'll hold your hand 10 hours a day.

(1) We test new products before we sell them.
(2) We're not perfect, but we'll try to treat you right.
(3) We want you to spend your money carefully. We'll tell you if you're wasting money, or skipping something important.

A note about the pictures on this site.

Most of the photos and drawings came from the manufacturers of the products we sell. Some pictures came from our own cameras. Some came from clip art collections. Some have been on the site for so long that we just don't remember where they came from. We respect intellectual property rights; so if any of the graphics we've used belong to you, please email us, and we will remove them promptly. Thanks.