Hammer Fiber To Begin Phase Two Of Closed Beta Testing On Absecon Island

Installation of new customers has begun as Hammer Fiber has moved to the second phase of it's closed beta testing of its Hammer Wireless access network in Atlantic City, Ventnor City and Margate, NJ. This final phase of closed beta is to perfect Hammer Fiber's broadband, video and voice delivery to the market.

Point Pleasant Beach, NJ (PRWEB) - Hammer Fiber Optic Investments d/b/a/ Hammer Fiber, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hammer Fiber Optics Holdings Corp. (OTC: HMMR) announced today that it will begin the second phase of closed beta testing on Absecon Island in New Jersey, having completed their initial testing phase. The second beta test comes ahead of the company’s highly anticipated residential services launch, slated for later this year. Hammer Fiber is bringing broadband service to residential homes as well as small and medium businesses through a combination of fiber optic backbone and proprietary wireless technology. Upon completion of the second round of beta testing, the company intends to add voice and video services to its suite of available products in the market. Through the use of the wireless technology, Hammer Fiber is bringing a new level of access to a region that has been plagued by underdeveloped service offerings.

Coinciding with the beta launch, Hammer Fiber will be opening its first Hammer Store in Ventnor City, NJ. The location will be used as a distribution hub for service installation, a customer support center, as well as a public showroom where potential subscribers can experience the entire suite of Hammer Fiber products, just as they would in their own homes or business. The location at 5014 Wellington Ave, in Ventnor City Ventnor Plaza represents the first such location of its kind for Hammer Fiber, with other locations planned as Hammer Fiber’s network expands into other markets. The company selected a location that has a high visibility in the market, located in a large neighborhood strip center, which includes the US Post Office as well as the only Supermarket on Absecon Island, giving the company plenty of exposure as it continues to advance its offerings in the area.

About Hammer Fiber
Hammer Fiber Optic Investments Ltd. D/B/A Hammer Fiber (OTC:HMMR) is a registered Competitive Local Exchange Carrier in New Jersey that offers services throughout the New Jersey region, as well as Philadelphia and New York. Along with fiber transit solutions, VoIP platforms, Ethernet connectivity and managed services to businesses ranging from small to enterprise; Hammer Fiber also serves residential and small business markets with broadband, voice and video. For more information visithttp://www.hammerfiber.com
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