i am looking for a free VOIP service like that of skype but something that allows free phone calls to landphone numbers etc. i hope some expert from cnet can give me good advice or just anyone, im a newbie to all these computer stuff. thank you so much.
I have recently found PhoneGnome and like it real well. If a contact registers their phone number in a covered area, you can call phone - to - phone free. I use the web activated version.
http://PhoneGnome.com
This is for all ppl interested in voip services and for the longest time I am using tringotel VoIP service because they are so much cheaper than any other service, and the shipping charges are absolutely free and it is easy to configure the settings and I guess tringotel have merged with Sunrocket.
I use Jajah, can call most phones for a small fee but free between registered members, no charge for registering, just have to pre-pay $5 or $10 if you want to make paid calls.- "fair use" conditions apply. ie users must have made a paid call within the previous 2 weeks to get free calls. Works with dial-up as well as broadband. On dial up you have to log a deferred call for anytime when you're not online so call can come through. but remember to uncheck the" send me a SMS reminder" box, otherwise you will incur a fee for that.Can also download a program for certain Symbian phones to allow VOIP calls to be made direct from them without a PC, but those calls have a small fee.
I am currently using Skype and have to say I love it. For a very small fee, about 30$(I paid only 15$ with their special discount, not availbale any longer, I think)you can call all phones in Canada and US for a whole year (little over 2$ a month). Plus their long distance rates are unbeatable (2cents/minute to lots of countries). If you are calling someone who has Skype,then it is free of course. So far I have not found anything better.
You can connect your regular phone via a special modem or get a VOIP phone attached directly to your computer, if you prefer. Skype is a free software with lots of features, you can dowload it at www.skype.com
I switched from ATT local phone company to italkbb few months ago. It works great. It also supports FAX service and E911. $24.99 a month.
Call USA, Canada. China... 28 country for free.
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I have used globe7. its amazing and now have millions of download. If you want to make free calls, then you can watch some videos (do it when u browse or check mails, just open video and do your work!), you earn points and can make calls to any provider around the world and the sound quality is also great.
I used globe7. Voice quality is good...You can watch videos in globe7 while u browse and score points to make free calls to any telephone in the world... You can find more details at www.globe7.com
All the best.
try VoipDiscount.com. free calls to all USA cells and landlines
This is for all ppl interested in voip services and for the longest time I am using tringotel VoIP service because they are so much cheaper than any other service, and the shipping charges are absolutely free and it is easy to configure the settings I guess tringotel have merged with Sunrocket and this company has a good reputation in the market.
i think what aloeverawang wants to know is if there's a voip provider that can call phonelines for free. try www.voip.com, im sure it wont dissapoint you a bit.
thanks for all your suggestions. i think i'll try voip.com. it works on dial up, right?
yeah, voip.com works on dial up. it also enables you to call for free on PC to phonelines on any state. ![]()
Guys in my opinion Axvoice is best. In terms of calling plans as well as voice quality.
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