ilan a écrit profondement:
| Google phone, I think it's free to USA/Canada phones from USA/Canada
| IP addresses. Yahoo had VOIP a couple of years ago.
Thanks, but my strategy is to avoid any of the Big Brother companies.
It was the news that Microsoft had been cleared to buy Skype that
prompted me to search for another carrier.
I found one,
voipcheap.com, which upon analysis can be a little more
expensive than skype despite their free calls to much of the world:
Andorra free*
Argentina free*
Australia free*
Austria free*
Belgium free*
Canada free*
Czech Republic free*
Denmark free*
Estonia free*
France free*
Germany free*
Hong Kong (+mobile) free*
Hungary free*
Iceland free*
Ireland free*
Italy free*
Luxembourg free*
Malaysia free*
Monaco free*
Netherlands free*
New Zealand free*
Norway free*
Poland free*
Portugal free*
Russian Federation [moscow] free*
South Korea free*
Spain free*
Sweden free*
Switzerland free*
United Kingdom free*
United States (+mobile) free*
I opened an account and put some money in it and will try a call to a
friend in Austin, USA later to see how it goes.
Besides, I have a notion that Microsoft may be more interested in
Skype's portfolio of live email addresses than they are in providing a
VOIP service, otherwise they could have bought a smaller company if all
they wanted to do was expand upon the services that they already
provide with their MSN Messenger, and just ported the code.
Although MSN seems to be in a little trouble with Yahoo Messenger
currently being the most popular Messenger service.
But if you really want to get Gatez going, just whisper "Cloud
Computing" in his ear.