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JAJAH – Free Global Calling

Posted by Jack Cook on June 28, 2006 – 10:43 pm
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Erik Larkin from PC World wrote an article today on Jajah’s Free Telephone Service" which is a new plan offering free international long distance calls. You use your existing service couples with Jajah’s VoIP equipment.

So what is JAJAH Free Global Calling?


JAJAH Free Global Calling allows you to make free local and international phone calls. It applies to land line and mobile calls to and within: the United States; Canada; China; Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, and to landline calls to and within: Australia; UK; Germany; France, Italy and most other European nations.

It applies when both call participants are registered and active JAJAH users. In countries where free phone calls are not available, or if someone is calling a non-JAJAH member, calls are subject to JAJAH’s regular low rates.

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