It works quite well. Its only 3c a minute in most countries. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnE
You can even use it for quick local calls and be way ahead if they are short.
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It works quite well. Its only 3c a minute in most countries. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnE
You can even use it for quick local calls and be way ahead if they are short.
There's not much poiint in responding to this if you don't give us your Skype username! :D
I'm, wait for it....... ta da... p38arover
Yeah, been on Skype for years, but only tend to use it when I'm travelling to call home...I'm "jknight99" on there.
I tried to add you to my list but you don't exist. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by jik22
Added you - do you see me now?Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Yep, added to my list.Quote:
Originally Posted by jik22
People still use Skype?! :eek:
Its kinda like, KaZaA - eventually people realised how crappy it is and have since moved on.
The cutesey add-ons and colourfulness of Skype wont be a good selling point for long.
These days VOIP offerings from most ISP's or standalone carriers like MyNetFone have better rates, more reliable services - and theres no childish crap attached.
"Here's your line, and your number - off you go!"
:cool:
Better than free? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by d3funct
VoIP has been around longer than Skype (Which is little more than a proprietary VoIP of sorts, anyway), but adoption for the home is slower due to the technical challenges that aren't there with the chat/voice/video offerings like Skype, Yahoo, MSN, Google, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by d3funct
Skype is renowned as one of the best of it's type with quality that's better than most of the other options. :)
Also, 3c a minute to dial out to most places in the world sounds good to me!! No ongoing charges either. I don't know how they make money out of it.