Posted by: Ved555 August 15, 2009
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Let's not immerse into discussion here for the sake of showing off....
The is what it is:
The issue how does skype work when dialing from internet-based skype to other country's landline? Therefore, as long as you are on internet, open the Skype application on your computer with intermet connection, when you try to dial the landline phone number of another country.... the rate for that landline prevails.. that's it.
So, you can open the skype account, charge with credits using credit card (pay $2.95/month for unlimited calls to USA/Canada).. then send the username and password to Nepal. Now you relative/friend can use that information, and call you (residing in USA/Canada...) for free.
But you cannot use the same account with that $2.95 credit to call back to Nepal. It still charges $0.35-$0.39 per minute. Even if a guy is in Nepal, using Skype and trying to call his neighbor next door pays the same charges... ha ha...
Skype is bullshit.. use voipdisocunt.com pay 10 euro, and you get 120 free days to call more than 20 different countries for FREE. Give the account to your friend/relative in NEpal.. they can not only call you residing in USA/Canada.. but also they can call their friend in many other countries.. (OF COURSE... it's Computer to Landline calls)
The is what it is:
The issue how does skype work when dialing from internet-based skype to other country's landline? Therefore, as long as you are on internet, open the Skype application on your computer with intermet connection, when you try to dial the landline phone number of another country.... the rate for that landline prevails.. that's it.
So, you can open the skype account, charge with credits using credit card (pay $2.95/month for unlimited calls to USA/Canada).. then send the username and password to Nepal. Now you relative/friend can use that information, and call you (residing in USA/Canada...) for free.
But you cannot use the same account with that $2.95 credit to call back to Nepal. It still charges $0.35-$0.39 per minute. Even if a guy is in Nepal, using Skype and trying to call his neighbor next door pays the same charges... ha ha...
Skype is bullshit.. use voipdisocunt.com pay 10 euro, and you get 120 free days to call more than 20 different countries for FREE. Give the account to your friend/relative in NEpal.. they can not only call you residing in USA/Canada.. but also they can call their friend in many other countries.. (OF COURSE... it's Computer to Landline calls)