"Paula Russell" <networking%%@bbc.co> wrote in message
news:c31ob35p8scmt2p1t8ekh1m59niqi3dn62@4ax.com...[color=blue]
> On Thu, 09 Aug 2007 22:44:36 +0100, "Pete @ www.GymRatZ.co.uk"
> <gymratz@biggassmusclebuildingshop.gym> wrote:
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>>Paula Russell wrote:
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>>>> Anyone know what's going on? If this is one of the 'better' voip
>>>> companies,
>>>> what are the rest like?
>>>
>>> More expensive?[/color]
>>
>>Nah...
>>
>>voipcheap.com gets my vote.
>>I use them for all 01, 02, 07 numbers daily from our shop.[/color]
>
> Doesn't look too good
>
> * Max 300 minutes per week of free calls, measured over the last 7
> days and per unique IP address. Unused free minutes cannot be taken to
> the following week(s). If limit is exceeded the normal rates apply
> which are .8p pm.
>
> on voip they are free or 2p connection, dependent on time of day up to
> 60mins, then just reconnect as often as you like. So how is voipcheap
> better?[/color]

Compare the UK mobile rate.
voipcheap.com 6.5ppm at all times
voip.co.uk 5/10/15ppm depending on the time of day.

The way I look at it, I pre-pay voipcheap for my mobile calls
and get my landline calls free. I don't make many international
calls, but most of the destinations I am likely to call are free
anyway.

Despite there being two separate handsets on the service,
we would be hard pressed to exceed the 300min/week
limit. It's not used for business.

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Graham.
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