, you can make all the Skype calls you want. No limits, no evening minutes, just talk time. You have to sign up before the end of January, however, to get this deal. Otherwise you’re looking at a whopping $30 a year. Oh-em-gee!</p>
<p>In addition, you’ll get $50 in online coupons for headsets, phones, or other gear to use with Skype. We’re not sure how the economics work on their end, but frankly we don’t care. If you’ve been thinking about Skype, sign up now.</p>
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That’s brilliant. I was a bit worried when the changes were announced. I tend to call England from the States a vise versa quite a bit and certianly watch the minutes. While it is much much cheaper than phone cards, I still like the idea of unlimited.
15 bucks a year is amazing. How is it they make money again? I guess they don’t really have to pay much as far as traditional maintainance costs go, but 15 bucks?
BTW, Skype is totally worth it, I agree with Sydney. I mean for 15 dollars I should sign up my parents so that they can talk to family in HK more often without worrying about calling card minutes or hella international call rates.
“Skype, one smart decision among many, many stupid ones.”
Pfftt. They don’t have this offer for those of us in the UK :(
Forget Skype. There are options such as Gizmo Project (http://gizmoproject) that follow the telephone standards and provide superior quality. Skype also has security issues.
Not suprising, still a bargain though even if there are other fre alternatives, Skype’s userbase is huge.
Yes, that is still a bargain compared to the landlines. I’m really thinking of getting Skype for 2007…but after looking at the gizmo project from Bob, I’m rethinking now. I haven’t tried it yet, but it says “Free”.
Gizmo, if I am correct, allows free use only for a specified time for a week.
thanks userind….I knew there had to be something more behind that “free” statement they are claiming. I’ll just stick to Skype
That offer doesn’t appear on that link page – another example of discrimination against europeans I guess :-(
This news has been posted all over the place and every time I read it I get excited but then I realize the same thing that gets left out of almost every post. “Unlimited Calling gives you a full year of unlimited calls to anyone, on any phone, within the US and Canada”. I keep trying to find a way to call my family in Peru and this story keeps rasing my hopes then completely killing them. Oh well.