StojkoPremium
join:2007-10-20
St John's NL | reply to Bogtrotter23
Re: cell phone rates? said by Bogtrotter23: quote:
On the value route in Canada, callback will cost 0.5 cents per minute for the call from voip to, in this case, your cell phone + 0.5 cents per minute to your call to Canada. Rates differ to other countries. Essentially, you can get long distance calling within Canada on your cell phone for a mere 1 cent per minute. Compare that to the direct-dialing cost of **40 cents** per minute with Bell Mobility right now.
Unless I have things mixed up, and I hope I do, in North America you pay the cell phone rate for incoming calls. So you will pay voip.ms 1 cent per minute for the two-way connection, but you will pay the cell phone company whatever they charge for an incoming call. For my cell phone, for example, it is 25 cents/minute. I have x number of minutes per month and unlimited evenings and weekends so it will just use up those minutes - the same as any other calls. |
Weip
join:2010-07-21
Sherbrooke, QC
kudos:1 | I have a prepaid cellphone with telus. It cost $8.33 per month. Then, I added the option unlimitted calls with 1 number for 7$, which is my voip.ms number. So every call I do or receive go to my ATA, and automatically foward to my cellphone. So i have an unlimitted cellphone everytime, every moment of the day for $15 per month, + voip.ms fees, which, in my case, cost $3-$4 at a $0.01 rate per minute. |
