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join:2004-06-21
Palmdale, CA
clubs:
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April 21st, @10:40AM
| that is not in us $ that is not in us $ 
it's more like $15.8499 in USD
or 11.0679 if going by E6.95 | |
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lg75
join:2003-01-31
Bronx, NY
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| Re: that is not in us $ Ok, I'm not sure where you see that it isn't $9.95. It clearly says it's US$9.95. However, the part you must pay attention to is their definition of "Unlimited".
The offer:
Unlimited World
$9.95/month
Unlimited calls to landlines* in 34 countries worldwide.
The fine print:
* The legal bit – as part of our fair usage policy you’ll get up to 10,000 calling minutes per month. | |
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the_dictionary
@rr.com | Re: that is not in us $ so... its not unlimited... | |
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koolman2
Premium
join:2002-10-01
Anchorage, AK
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April 21st, @10:28PM
| Re: that is not in us $ said by the_dictionary :
so... its not unlimited...
10,000 minutes is roughly 5 hours per day. I don't think it's going to be an issue.
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punker
deleted by moderator
Premium
join:2004-06-21
Palmdale, CA
clubs: | it shows E for euros | |
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mikes60
A View From Paradise
Premium
join:2001-07-31
Boynton Beach, FL | Their chart isn't wrong. You are assuming that they are just converting Euros to Dollars.
They have obviously just created different price points for the USA market.
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smcallah
join:2004-08-05
Home
| Not cheap on the other end though... I have seen a lot of these services popping up for unlimited International calls, and they are great if you're the one calling, I suppose. Until your friends and family in the country you're calling want to kill you for running up their per-minute landline with your call.
With most of the countries you can call with these unlimited plans, you can only call the landline numbers, which get charged by the minute on the receiving end at a ridiculous amount. The cellphones in those countries however are not charged extra per-minute for receiving international calls, and thus are not allowed in these unlimited plans.
Just thought I should point that out. It's not the case with every country, but it is for most. | |
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David_
La vida es bella
join:2001-01-28
chile | Re: Not cheap on the other end though... that doesnt apply to all the countries in the list , at least here in Chile ALL incoming calls are free (landline and cellphone calls) and the same in New Zealand.
Woohoo, now time to get me a decent skype phone . | |
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join:2004-08-05
Home | Re: Not cheap on the other end though... Yeah, that's why I said MOST, never said ALL... | |
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phone user
@shawcable.net
| That is totally incorrect.
I dont think there is one country on the face of the earth, that charges for incoming calls on landlines.
I mainly make calls to the UK and they just call me back as its free for them. A lot of people there are on the talk talk service. Which is $ 42 USD includes POTS line, unlimited calling to 36 countries and dsl up to 8meg. | |
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join:2004-08-05
Home
| Re: Not cheap on the other end though... No, it's true.
Just because you don't know doesn't make it incorrect. So please don't comment on it.
Do you call anyone in Sweden? Sweden is at least one country that charges incoming calls on the landlines when called internationally. But mobile calls are not charged extra incoming. | |
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floepie
join:2005-12-01
| ?? This was the case a long time ago - not anymore. Furthermore, you can't call mobile numbers for "free" on this plan because those countries in which you are charged extra for these calls have adopted "Caller Party Pays", unlike what exists in the US, Canada, China, and other places. | |
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NJALondon
@dslgb.com
| re Could you provide details of a country anywhere in the world where subscribers are charged for receiving a landline call, becausae I've never heard of it. The only time I've heard of people paying to recieve a call are in certain countries that have "called party pays" mobile telephones. | |
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en102
Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | Skype works well I've been using it for almost 2 years now, for $3/month (paid $36/year) for unlimited Canada/US calling with video conferencing, its a decent deal. Calls work pretty good for me.
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n2jtx
join:2001-01-13
Glen Head, NY | Had It I had SkypeOut for one year during 2007 when they had the $14.95 promotional offer. It worked well enough but I was not using it enough to justify ponying up $36 for 2008.
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blueOne
Super Mega Xtreme Adrenaline Manwich
join:2002-12-23
Alameda, CA | Re: Had It Hey, why not fix caller id in the states??  | |
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join:2003-04-01
Auburn, WA
·Comcast
| Re: Had It If your with Comcast they will just give you dropped connections all the time anyways. I use to use skype all the time with friends and family until Comcast got into doing the stuff they do with there customers, havent even tried going back to use it anymore. Was a very good service though I thought. | |
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swhitney2003
quack.
Premium
join:2003-06-13
Weare, NH
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April 21st, @04:00PM
| Re: Had It I frequently Skype (using Comcast) all the time with friends and family... who also have Comcast. I have never had a problem. | |
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join:2003-04-01
Auburn, WA | Re: Had It well we have issues and it's not a firewall issue but being your with Comcast and works ok then I guess I should retract my statement. | |
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tropi
@speakeasy.net | i had skype
for me:
skype to skype calls were free and high quality - was impressed
skype to regular cell phone - quality was very different, very low quality. I couldn't use it. | |
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join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA | Re: Had It I paid $36 for another year of unlimited skype, but they're charging per minute now in the US! | |
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Re: Not cheap on the other end though...
skype could do it...
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