Subject: International calling VOIP
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 6/29/2007, 2:28 PM
To: AARotary Engine



    > For what its worth if you have a SIP phone or SIP software and use a
    > ITSP / SIP
    > proxy service and can connect ether directly or can connect via
    > another
    > ITSP to
    > "pulver" you can make toll free calls from overseas to the US and
    > several other
    > countries as well through them, you do need a good broadband
    > connection
    > for it
    > work. Also certain times of the day work much better than others,
    > at least
    > that's what happens from Australia. I have a 40 Megabit connection
    > (Yes approx 5 Megabytes per Second) I use and even that goes down
    > hill,
    > when traffic on the web is very high at night.
    >
    > Regards David
    >
    > I think they call that Voice Over IP here in the states.
    > I have it at the house. Works great unless the power goes off
    > or the connection goes down.
    >
    > Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
    >
    > --------------
    > Yes, they sure do but there is more than one form of VOIP
    > They call it that here but you need to which type
    > eg we have these protocols all of which are VOIP.
    > SIP, Skype, H323 & a number of others ones as well.
    >
    > I was being specific about which type it was sorry.
    >
    > Our Avaya PBX currently uses H323 for the VOIP.
    >
    > Regards David Corp



   You can sign up for Skykes.  I've used it from China to the US.  It's
   about 4 cents a minute.

   John Dinkel



I'm in Korea and I use Yahoo Messenger. It's a penny per minute
to call the US and computer to computer calls are free.
-Jeff (Jeff Martin)


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