Vonage TimeToCall sponsored iPad 2 giveaway #TimeToCall

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Master Geek

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#504334 10-Aug-2011 13:41

Home Phone, whats that? Mobile is so much easier...

And yes, I would try Vonage for those times I need to call over seas

marnie5

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Wannabe Geek

#504335 10-Aug-2011 13:42

mobile, landline, skype and a fax, yes you heard me, a fax machine.... thats the old skool way of sending a txt lol

KravenMore

6 posts

Wannabe Geek

#504336 10-Aug-2011 13:42

I only use my iPhone for calling but TimeToCall looks like a great alternative, especially with the billing

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RobDickinson

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Uber Geek

#504337 10-Aug-2011 13:42

LG p500 android woot gimme the ipad!

JohnButt

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Ultimate Geek

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#504338 10-Aug-2011 13:42

I use a 3G iPhone, and two lines on 2Talk in my office with both the iPhone & wifi iPad able to use 2Talk calls over Wifi and 3G(for the iPhone). WiFi access at Nethui made perfect quality calls on my Wellington number to Wellington people free! Local calls in Auckland were at national prices, but compare 3cents to 25 cent per minute mobile calls, its a no-brainer.
The Vonage offer will need to be competitive to cut-it, the service already exists here

ibuksh

524 posts

Ultimate Geek

#504339 10-Aug-2011 13:43

Mostly use my mobile & skype, landline very seldom

rossnixon

36 posts

Geek

#504340 10-Aug-2011 13:45

I just use landlines for phonecalls. Would be nice to have a mobile one day instead of borrowing an old dunger from home occasionally.

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andrewinwlg

20 posts

Geek

#504341 10-Aug-2011 13:45

2degrees mobile, skype, fring, and google voice.

Will try timetocall if I win the ipad of course!

llvonn

29 posts

Geek

#504342 10-Aug-2011 13:45

I use my landline to make most calls, with my cellphone only when absolutely necessary.

rvangelder

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Ultimate Geek

#504345 10-Aug-2011 13:47

landline and mobile

bronwyncarlisle

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Wannabe Geek

#504347 10-Aug-2011 13:48

I use a landline and Skype, Facetime, Google video chat, Facebook video chat on my computer and/or iPad and iPod. Don't like mobile phones.

By the way, I went to look for TimetoCall in the apps store and all it showed me was a calendar app for working out the appropriate time to phone people in other time zones.

MuteEuchrid

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Wannabe Geek

#504349 10-Aug-2011 13:49

I currently make most of my phone calls on a Vodafone 3G mobile.
I use that a lot more than my landline....

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snowfly

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Ultimate Geek

#504350 10-Aug-2011 13:49

Currently use a combination of 2degrees, xnet VFX and kiwilink Voip for calls.
Definitely keen to try some new tech.

Current phone an HTC touch pro2, couple of years old, which I run on 2degrees (although roams on vodafone, as no 2degrees towers here in New Plymouth)

StarBlazer

961 posts

Ultimate Geek

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#504351 10-Aug-2011 13:50

I currently use Skype to call the UK and send TXT messages - The guys in the UK use a dial-up company where they ring a number, then dial the NZ number.

Tried to get Skype to work on my mobile using a wi-fi connection to my home router but failed - this would be awesome.
My current phone

Procrastination eventually pays off.

thejessjess

22 posts

Geek

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#504352 10-Aug-2011 13:50

I have Vodafone Family and use that to talk to family, landline for calling my boyfriend (Ajobbins) now he lives in Auckland, but Skype when he was still in down in Wellington.

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