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Free call landlines and mobile phones with your computer
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We must thank Geekissimo for having found us this convenient service that allows us to make free calls around the world at no cost other than just initial registration as through Voix can call free around the world with the only limitation of 15 minutes call! I tried the service and it really works (to make jokes and Recreation), the only flaw discovered in my attempts was a little late on the reply from the other but, anyway, does not look a gift horse in the mouth. Than waiting to make free calls with the Internet? (NB. Obviously when dialing the number you add the international dialing code)
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another limitation: you MUST listen to advertising 'if you want to make free calls.
other limitations: the selection (compulsory) interest to give you the advertising 'does not work with Firefox. so the service and 'useless to me.
conclusion: nice *** ata min
hello
I did register with Firefox ... no problem ... Which version do you have? for advertising, I forgot to report it but cmq sn if you hurry to make a call I do not think you go to use a service like this ...
But the service is suspended? ... Gives me this message when I enter:
"New, improved Voix 2.0 due to re-launch soon. Added features and high quality audio / video calling
Are renewing the service will be available soon ...
It 'a long time that is this message. Perhaps not open multiple '...
A point ... I understand ... It must have been acquired by Google