Sunday, August 17, 2008

Unlimited free calls to any destination [Free Calls]

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Don't we all love freebies :-)

If you are in one of the Rebtel countries, then you just got lucky. This is the ultimate hack to make unlimited free calls to any destination, yes any destination. It doesn't get any better!!!

Go to the Rebtel sign-up page and create a new account. Use the voucher code talktomom11 while signing up. After signing up, you would see 60 bonus minutes and 10 welcome minutes, so 70 minutes in all. But, as you would have noticed Rebtel does not allow you to create more than one account on one number. Also, you cannot delete and existing account to create a new one to get the free 70 minutes.

So where is the hack? Follow the procedure to get unlimited accounts with 70 free minutes in each account.
  1. Sign up with any number (you do not have to use only this number to make calls). If you just have one number do not sign up with that number, use any other (junk) number.
  2. Use the coupon code talktomom11 during sign up.
  3. Once you log in to the account, add the number through which you want to make calls and verify that number. You can add upto 5 numbers in each account.
  4. Now you can make calls using that number.
  5. Once you have exhausted your free minutes, delete your number from this account and repeat steps 3 through 5 for your other accounts.
This way you will be able to make unlimited calls to any destination. Happy calling!!!!

Friday, August 8, 2008

Skype adds two more countries to the Unlimited plans!!!

In an attempt to draw more customers Skype extended their unlimited plans to two more countries. Skype users can now make unlimited calls to Finland and Israel as well under the qualifying plans. Under the Unlimited World plan you can now make calls to 36 countries for $12.95 per month. Alternatively, you can signup for the Unlimited Country plan to sign up for individual country for $5.95 per month.

This just highlights the demand for VoIP in these countries. As more countries and consumers become a part of the VoIP movement, there will be increased pressure on the other countries to follow suit.

I am just wondering why Finland was not a part initially; does Nokia have a role to play? Anyways now you have two more countries to call…so enjoy!!!

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