On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 20:59:38 -0000, andy <andy.ggrps@googlemail.com> wrote:
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> I'm slightly cautious about the times shown, as you hint. In Voipbuster
> the phone number gives you 14 days as you say, but Voipcheap.com has
> 90. The p-sms credit has only given 60 freedays on Voipbuster, where
> the website shows 120 days ...
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Generally, I am pretty cautious with anything Betamax since a similar
issue with mobile top-ups being shown as providing 120 days only to after
payment and accepting such terms / contract discover in fact they only
give 60 days (whilst the website as before and at the time) continues to
show 120 days - with the addition of seeming complete incontactability of
the provider, operator, Betamax, anyone!
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> I might not have bothered with VB but it seems to be the only one so
> far that has a callthrough number and a Java callback client that can
> be installed in some mobiles ........ now I'm also wondering how long
> the free trial calls last that can be triggered off the various
> webpages, as it looks like some of the panels are only about 4k and
> should work over wap/grps ...
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Hmm... VB does seem to have started acting as a lead version... I don't
know abou any callthrough number ... can you advise more (sounds
interesting - I will go and have a look shortly - sounds on the face of it
like a normal PSTN access number that provides a second dial-tone /
dialthrough facility against a given VoIPBuster account). I can guess on
the Java callback client for isntallation on some mobiles - is that the
same as the "panels" you talk of?


Best wishes,



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