On April 30, 2007, VOIP 5000 Inc. changed its name to Target Development Group Inc.

VOIP5000, Inc. announced that its board of directors has determined that, upon the proper terms and conditions, it would sell its Clixme.com subsidiary. "We feel at this time that there is great value in possibly selling off this subsidiary; it could provide real value to our shareholders," said CEO Fotis Georgiadis. Following the purchase of Estara by Art Technology Group for a sum of $48 million in cash and stock, the company feels that it is in a position to capitalize on the growing need for this technology by larger companies looking to break into the click to call industry. "We've developed our technology to the point where it becomes a true value proposition for larger players looking to get into the click to call space," said Georgiadis.

VOIP 5000 Inc. announced that it has set June 1, 2007 as the official launch date for its new service Call2Blog.com, a blogging tool that allows its users to post audio recordings they make from their phones to their blogs in real time. Using this service, bloggers are no longer chained to their computers when they want to update information to their blogs. It's simple, users will call into a local number provided by Call2Blog.com, enter their access code, then record their message. The Call2Blog service will be compatible with all of the major blog and social networking sites including News Corp.'s MySpace.com and Google's Blogger.com. Additionaly, the service can be used on personal and business blogs.