Opus Virtual Offices Celebrates Spring with Promotion

Spring is the season of renewal. The perfect time for aspiring entrepreneurs to open that business they’d always dreamed of, and for experienced entrepreneurs and business owners to review and spruce up their game plan. To celebrate spring 2012, Opus Virtual Offices, a leading provider of virtual office services to businesses locally, nationally, and globally, is offering an enticing online promotion. Clients opening a new Opus VO location this spring will have all set up fees waived, a savings of $100.

“The Opus VO system is already the best value in virtual office solutions. We want to make it easy for a business owner to obtain a location and get up and running quickly for very low cost. Our exciting new promotion saves a client $100 immediately. Visit our website, enter the promotion code SPRING, and all set up fees will be waived,” says Yori Galel, CEO, Opus Virtual Offices.

Opus VO explains how virtual offices benefit businesses large and small. From single home based entrepreneurs, contractors, consultants, and professionals, to multiple office companies. Because with virtual office advanced technology, a physical office is no longer required to operate a business. Tools are provided that help businesses get ahead of the competition. These include an impressive corporate mailing address with dedicated phone and fax number, personalized voicemail conversion to email that transfers to smartphone, tablet or other device, and personalized live receptionists answering phone calls.

Celebrate Spring with Opus VO

All these features and more are available for only $99 a month. With the spring promotion, there are no set up fees. Originally established in 1997, the Opus VO program has helped transform how business is conducted in the 21st century. New and expanding businesses gain all the resources required to create a professional image at low cost. It’s a sophisticated system designed to provide all the features a professional business requires without the associated costs. It’s just as useful for a web based company run by a solopreneur as it is for larger corporations.