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I have just downloaded the Pulver Communicator and as I already use
Skype I understand I can use it via the Communicator. However, what is
more interesting is that I am told I can make PC to Phone calls free
throughout the world via my Broadband connection, is this true and if so
what is the first action I must take to make a PC to Phone call as I
cannot see how it works.
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Derrick Fawsitt
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Derrick Fawsitt skrev:
> I have just downloaded the Pulver Communicator and as I already use
> Skype I understand I can use it via the Communicator. However, what is
> more interesting is that I am told I can make PC to Phone calls free
> throughout the world via my Broadband connection, is this true and if so
> what is the first action I must take to make a PC to Phone call as I
> cannot see how it works.
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In message <dPuMd.97514$Vf.3846090@news000.worldonline.dk>, spamfilter
writes
>Derrick Fawsitt skrev:
>> I have just downloaded the Pulver Communicator and as I already use
>>Skype I understand I can use it via the Communicator. However, what is
>>more interesting is that I am told I can make PC to Phone calls free
>>throughout the world via my Broadband connection, is this true and if
>>so what is the first action I must take to make a PC to Phone call as
>>I cannot see how it works.
>
>
>Try here!
>http://www.skype.com/products/skypeout/
>
>Svein
Thank you Svein but I know about Skypeout, it works by putting up front
some credit with Skype so you can make PC to Phone calls as an internal
"closed" Skype thing, what I want to know about is the other one, "free
world dialup" which says you can make "free", i.e. no cost calls to land
lines, what I want to know is, is that correct.
--
Derrick Fawsitt
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Derrick Fawsitt wrote:
> In message <dPuMd.97514$Vf.3846090@news000.worldonline.dk>,
> spamfilter writes
>> Derrick Fawsitt skrev:
>>> I have just downloaded the Pulver Communicator and as I already
>>> use Skype I understand I can use it via the Communicator.
>>> However, what is more interesting is that I am told I can make PC
>>> to Phone calls free throughout the world via my Broadband
>>> connection, is this true and if so what is the first action I
>>> must take to make a PC to Phone call as I cannot see how it
>>> works.
>>
>>
>> Try here!
>> http://www.skype.com/products/skypeout/ >>
>> Svein
>
> Thank you Svein but I know about Skypeout, it works by putting up
> front some credit with Skype so you can make PC to Phone calls as
> an internal "closed" Skype thing, what I want to know about is the
> other one, "free world dialup" which says you can make "free", i.e.
> no cost calls to land lines, what I want to know is, is that
> correct.
I wouldn't think so, they have to make their money somewhere, I doubt they
allow free calls to normal landlines. I use Sipgate (www.sipgate.co.uk)
here in the UK and I can call other Sipgate users free, I can call Free
World Dialup and some other VoIP networks free also, but to call the
public phone network requires credit in the same way as Skypeout - there's
no such thing as a free lunch, you have to pay to call normal phones..!
BTW if you get connected to FWD give me a call, you can do so for free by
dialling the prefix code **777 and then my Sipgate number (email me for
it, see my signature).
--
Ivor
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"Ivor Jones" <ivor@despammed.invalid> wrote in message
news:36g1dmF506gvsU1@individual.net...
> Derrick Fawsitt wrote:
[...]
> > Thank you Svein but I know about Skypeout, it works by putting up
> > front some credit with Skype so you can make PC to Phone calls as
> > an internal "closed" Skype thing, what I want to know about is the
> > other one, "free world dialup" which says you can make "free", i.e.
> > no cost calls to land lines, what I want to know is, is that
> > correct.
>
> I wouldn't think so, they have to make their money somewhere, I doubt
they
> allow free calls to normal landlines. I use Sipgate (www.sipgate.co.uk)
> here in the UK and I can call other Sipgate users free, I can call Free
> World Dialup and some other VoIP networks free also, but to call the
> public phone network requires credit in the same way as Skypeout -
there's
> no such thing as a free lunch, you have to pay to call normal phones..!
Actually there is a sibling project, www.bellster.net, open to
participants who run their own Asterisk with an FXO interface to the local
PSTN to terminate other participants' calls. Details at
http://www.fwdout.net/web/FaQ .
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