WiFi Skype phone recommendation

On Sat, 03 Oct 2009 10:41:37 GMT, said:

>If I have need to call a mobile I use the free minutes on the mobile I
>refuse and have refused for many years now to call any numbers other
>than geographical numbers via land line.Saynoto0870.com must have
>saved me pounds over the last few years.
>Sipgate no thanks but I do have a Betamax account voipcheap.com had it
>for quite a few years now.

Ron, you change email addresses more often than my dog lifts his leg
against a tree.

simon

On 26/10/09 20:38, simon wrote:
> On Sat, 03 Oct 2009 10:41:37 GMT, said:
>
>> If I have need to call a mobile I use the free minutes on the mobile I
>> refuse and have refused for many years now to call any numbers other
>> than geographical numbers via land line.Saynoto0870.com must have
>> saved me pounds over the last few years.
>> Sipgate no thanks but I do have a Betamax account voipcheap.com had it
>> for quite a few years now.
>
> Ron, you change email addresses more often than my dog lifts his leg
> against a tree.

He's making progress though, at least he included the word Sipgate in a
message without going off on one.

Ivor

Ivor Jones

"Graham." <> wrote in message
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>
>>>I'm looking to buy a "Skype phone" I can use via my home WiFi network to
>>>make and receive Skype calls without a PC.
>>>
>>>Does anyone have any recommendations, please?
>> I have just bought a "TECO" phone from Solwise and so far so good
>> added a skype in number and out service now all set to get rid of BT
>> line once the contact comes to an end in January .
>
> Ouch! £40.25 per year for the number and
> 14p/min to call a UK mobile? forgive me but I am not impressed.
>
> Compare that to the Sipgate/Betamax combination that many of us here
> use, free geographic numbers for people to call you, and calls to UK
> mobiles can be had for 5p/min.
> Graham.
>
>
Yes, but that's offset by the free Skype on Three using a Three Skype
compatible phone.

To use Sipgate on a mobile phone you would have to load a suitable app
set it up and and pay for the data used

A Three Skype compatible phone is a lot less messing around

Steve Terry

Steve Terry

>>>>I'm looking to buy a "Skype phone" I can use via my home WiFi network to
>>>>make and receive Skype calls without a PC.
>>>>
>>>>Does anyone have any recommendations, please?
>>> I have just bought a "TECO" phone from Solwise and so far so good
>>> added a skype in number and out service now all set to get rid of BT
>>> line once the contact comes to an end in January .
>>
>> Ouch! £40.25 per year for the number and
>> 14p/min to call a UK mobile? forgive me but I am not impressed.
>>
>> Compare that to the Sipgate/Betamax combination that many of us here
>> use, free geographic numbers for people to call you, and calls to UK
>> mobiles can be had for 5p/min.
>> Graham.
>>
>>
> Yes, but that's offset by the free Skype on Three using a Three Skype
> compatible phone.
>
> To use Sipgate on a mobile phone you would have to load a suitable app
> set it up and and pay for the data used
>
> A Three Skype compatible phone is a lot less messing around
>
> Steve Terry

You're preaching to the converted Steve
http://skypegateway.webs.com

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Graham.

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Graham.

"Graham." <> wrote in message
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>
>>>>>I'm looking to buy a "Skype phone" I can use via my home WiFi network
>>>>>to
>>>>>make and receive Skype calls without a PC.
>>>>>
>>>>>Does anyone have any recommendations, please?
>>>> I have just bought a "TECO" phone from Solwise and so far so good
>>>> added a skype in number and out service now all set to get rid of BT
>>>> line once the contact comes to an end in January .
>>>
>>> Ouch! £40.25 per year for the number and
>>> 14p/min to call a UK mobile? forgive me but I am not impressed.
>>>
>>> Compare that to the Sipgate/Betamax combination that many of us here
>>> use, free geographic numbers for people to call you, and calls to UK
>>> mobiles can be had for 5p/min.
>>> Graham.
>>>
>> Yes, but that's offset by the free Skype on Three using a Three Skype
>> compatible phone.
>>
>> To use Sipgate on a mobile phone you would have to load a suitable app
>> set it up and and pay for the data used
>>
>> A Three Skype compatible phone is a lot less messing around
>> Steve Terry
>
> You're preaching to the converted Steve
> http://skypegateway.webs.com
> Graham.
>
>
What a good idea, Skype though SIPtoSIS and using a cheap voip like
smslisto,
although Smartvoip.com now looks the cheapest for UK calls

Steve Terry

Steve Terry