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keithcharles
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  #504951 11-Aug-2011 12:52
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Iphone4 and vodafone, home landline

 
 
 

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maricris
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  #504955 11-Aug-2011 12:55

I use my Nokia mobile phone, Landline and Skype.
If I win and iPad I will definitely try "Time to call".

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  #504957 11-Aug-2011 12:58
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I use a Samsung Galaxy S2 at the moment so I cant use TimeToCall even if I wanted (hint).




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  #504959 11-Aug-2011 13:06
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I use mobile mainly as it's more convenient.

I use Skype mainly for calling overseas. 

I will definitely keen to try something other than Skype

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  #504969 11-Aug-2011 13:33
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I use mobile for local calls, landline for international, and sometimes Skype. 

kdc69
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  #504970 11-Aug-2011 13:36

hmmmm well i am rocking it with a nokia 3120c so obviously not hard to upgrade that. i would defiantly try out this new service see how good it is.
good luck all 

ferg_nz
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  #504977 11-Aug-2011 13:45
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I mainly use my Blackberry Bold 9700 for most calling along with the work land line a Cisco 7941 IP Phone also have started to use Google Talk on my A500 Tablet.

Would like to try Vonage TimeToCall but dont have an I device
 Bold 9700





Tsuimonster
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#505015 11-Aug-2011 14:57
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Well, to dish all of what I use for calling, here's the list:
  • iPhone 4
    • Which regularly uses Skype and Google Voice (GV as a Click2Call Service)
  • Skype for Mac & PC
  • Google Voice
    • Used in combination with Skype (via SkypeIn) and Gmail
  • Home Phone/Landline (because almost everyone needs one… I think.)
Of course, since my iPhone 4 matters to me the most and is vital to my communications, I use the combinations of Skype and Google Voice together with my iPhone 4 to harness the full function of both services to bringing communication to my device. 

In an aspect of usefulness, it does save me a lot to call using Skype/Google Voice combined with my iPhone. Sometimes, one can overrule another and save me more! For instance, my carrier, AT&T, would charge $3.51/min. to call a mobile in the Philippines from my home country, the U.S. Skype doesn't include that country in the list of countries that is included in its world unlimited subscription and a regular connection would be 17.4¢/min. Google Voice overrules them all by making all calls to the Philippines 15¢/min., which puts me in the comfort zone of calling with Google Voice over Skype.

While it sounds confusing, it really saves a whole load of money. In addition, a lot of countries are supported on my subscribed unlimited world plan on Skype (of which all I really care about is U.S., Canada, and Hong Kong and incoming calls.) Being able to use it in combination with my iPhone 4 and Google Voice just makes it even better!

Finally, I'm willing to try out the Vonage Time to Call™ app to examine its call quality, value, ease-of-use, and usefulness. I'm always open to trying out new things and I've always wanted to see what Vonage can do!

(Fun/Random Fact: I pass by Vonage's Headquarters in Holmdel, NJ as I go to classes in my college <5 minutes away! Haha)

Photo: iPhone 4 with Skype getting a call from Googl eVoice 

SpoonNZ
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  #505035 11-Aug-2011 15:21
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Most of my calling is done at work - a cheapy Panasonic cordless phone on a Linksys PAP2T ATA adapter, with VoIP through VentureVoIP. Have been entirely VoIP for 18 months here.

When out of the office I use my iPhone. Haven't really tried any extra apps - I make few enough calls that the cost isn't a concern.

At home I also have a cheap Panasonic cordless on a PAP2T - all VoIP for well over three years now, initially on Xnet then some company I can't remember that charge my credit card $10 a month. Only thing it's used for is so my mother-in-law can call.

And the exciting picture!



ITECH
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  #505051 11-Aug-2011 15:41
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iDog.AppI use an iPhone 4 normally
for work and for play.
What I do varies by the day..

Sometimes 'Viber', sometimes 'Pay'
'cause those 'free' minutes?
Well, they make me pay. And pay.

So it's Skype & FaceTime,
sometimes a lil' DogTime.
Unless I'm at home (which doesn't Rime)

And if it's to a landline.
And if it's not billable.
Then good ol' POTS is desirable

GB's worth of data,
Personal Hotspots,
Vodems 'v' Lion X's...

My daughter steals my iPad,
MSN's on the iPhone App,
FB's on the Google App

So if I win the iPad
She'll have a happy Dad
3G = GPS = Geocaching or Navigating like Mad!
(On Me-iPad)

I'd try Time To Call
If I had Time To Call.
Thats the Time and the App!

My Bro' in Boston be happy
As my elder in HK and
Junior Sibling in the 'Phils...

stratus1011
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  #505066 11-Aug-2011 16:10
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Right now I use a windows phone 7 device. i also use skype with my family and friends.i would love to be able to contact my friends in scotland though but it is difficult right now.

neverland
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  #505072 11-Aug-2011 16:16
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This is my day to day phone



That or a 2talk voip through a PAPT2...

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  #505075 11-Aug-2011 16:19
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Viber and Skype

RunningMan
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  #505104 11-Aug-2011 17:09
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WxC VFX for pretty much everything, with one of these





polglase
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  #505131 11-Aug-2011 18:15
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Vodafone Samsung Galaxy SII for mobile calling, a Telecom landline, and an iTalk line...

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