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Free Sype calls to landlines and mobile in US and Canada

Posted by Chris Leckness on May 15, 2006 – 11:12 am
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Here is some intersting news about Skype. They have decided to make all calls in the US and Canada to landline and mobile phones in US and Canada free!

You will still need to pay to make calls in or to other countries.

I currently only have a cell phone and no home phone.
However, I do have a wireless router at home and a PPC with Skype.
This free offer will go great with my cell phone at times it costs more to make a mobile call.

This offer is valid until the end of this year.

Source: Reuters

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