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Great write up and many thanks.
I use skype on both my BB (skype-to-go number coupled with UMA/H@H on TMO) and iPhone (with annual unlimited international calling plan) - primarily when traveling overseas, and find it the most cost effective. Also, curious if Nimbuzz belongs in the same group? |
I've been looking, but if anyone finds the first app (or news of the first app) to be updated/released to work over the cellular data network, please post the news here! :)
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Originally Posted by sdsvtdriver
(Post 12660435)
I certainly hope the restriction has been lifted and they've already submitted an update to Apple (Apple is notoriously slow in approving updates, even from large, reputable companies). Then again, we may be waiting for Apple to change the terms of their developers' license. They indicated they were going to, but I don't know what the timeline for that is. Skype may be waiting for Apple to make the move before submitting their update. |
Originally Posted by dtsm
(Post 12620491)
... iPhone (with annual unlimited international calling plan) - primarily when traveling overseas, and find it the most cost effective.
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The unlimited iPhone Unlimited International plan is only available to certain FAN subscribers.
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unlimited international calling plan
Originally Posted by Dubai Stu
(Post 12663484)
The unlimited iPhone Unlimited International plan is only available to certain FAN subscribers.
I joined last year when it was first available and paid about US$70 a year; it was automatically renewed for about $90 this year. I guess it's more for new subscribers. Not every country is available and in some countries only the landlines. |
Thanks; that's mostly to landlines with some countries allowing calls to mobiles as well...I would love to find a plan that includes mobiles and landlines for more countries
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jackal - thanks for the review!
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Originally Posted by Dubai Stu
(Post 12663484)
The unlimited iPhone Unlimited International plan is only available to certain FAN subscribers.
Originally Posted by dtsm
(Post 12663549)
Not sure what FAN means but here's the site for the unlimited international call plan: http://www.skype.com/intl/en/allfeat...uscanadaworld/.
I joined last year when it was first available and paid about US$70 a year; it was automatically renewed for about $90 this year. I guess it's more for new subscribers. Not every country is available and in some countries only the landlines. |
Originally Posted by GadgetFreak
(Post 12664070)
You are talking about two different things. FAN refers to ATT corporate accounts and some of them can apparently get an unlimited data plan from ATT for iPhones. dtsm is referring to the Skype plan, something also of interest (especially given the OP) but different than the iPhone unlimited data plan.
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Originally Posted by meducate
(Post 12664096)
I have the corporate unlimited global data plan...I would love a similar voice plan on the iPhone or a VoiP app!
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I just got an Ipod Touch and would like to use it overseas when calling back to the U.S. (Mostly from Europe.) WhichVOIP plan have people here used and would say is the best for it?
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Originally Posted by meducate
(Post 12664096)
I have the corporate unlimited global data plan...I would love a similar voice plan on the iPhone or a VoiP app!
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I may have confused things a little earlier. Skype offers a international unlimited calling plan to certain destinations. That is from Skype and anyone can buy it.
ATT has international global data roaming plan available for $70 a month to certain corporate subscribers ("FANs"). At one time, it may have been open to the general public. I don't know. Folks who have that international plan and a good VOIP service will be able to make free Voice Over Internet calls in a number of countries (assuming the local networks support a decent quality call). |
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