Justdial long distance
#1
Justdial long distance
Are there any expats out there who use the long distance phone service Justdial to phone the Uk.
We are thinking about switching from Sprint canada to Justdial since it is cheaper and would like to know if anyone has any positive feed back on this phone carrier.
Thxs
We are thinking about switching from Sprint canada to Justdial since it is cheaper and would like to know if anyone has any positive feed back on this phone carrier.
Thxs
#2
Re: Justdial long distance
Originally posted by Spongebob
Are there any expats out there who use the long distance phone service Justdial to phone the Uk.
We are thinking about switching from Sprint canada to Justdial since it is cheaper and would like to know if anyone has any positive feed back on this phone carrier.
Thxs
Are there any expats out there who use the long distance phone service Justdial to phone the Uk.
We are thinking about switching from Sprint canada to Justdial since it is cheaper and would like to know if anyone has any positive feed back on this phone carrier.
Thxs
no but we use primus canada and never had any problems. how much is justdial to the uk?
#3
4.5 cents per minute, and no maintenance fee or plan fee.
You buy phone time in blocks, like say 30 dollors at a time, the 4.5 mins per minute includes the tax as well.
You buy phone time in blocks, like say 30 dollors at a time, the 4.5 mins per minute includes the tax as well.
#4
Originally posted by Spongebob
4.5 cents per minute, and no maintenance fee or plan fee.
You buy phone time in blocks, like say 30 dollors at a time, the 4.5 mins per minute includes the tax as well.
4.5 cents per minute, and no maintenance fee or plan fee.
You buy phone time in blocks, like say 30 dollors at a time, the 4.5 mins per minute includes the tax as well.
#5
We just died of shock - our long distance bill was $80, cripes! We very quickly signed up for a different package - I didn't realise that with our phone company you had to sign up for one thing before you can sign up for another and I thought, oh well it probably won't save much anyway. Won't make that mistake again!!
#6
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Originally posted by crazydaisy
We just died of shock - our long distance bill was $80, cripes! We very quickly signed up for a different package - I didn't realise that with our phone company you had to sign up for one thing before you can sign up for another and I thought, oh well it probably won't save much anyway. Won't make that mistake again!!
We just died of shock - our long distance bill was $80, cripes! We very quickly signed up for a different package - I didn't realise that with our phone company you had to sign up for one thing before you can sign up for another and I thought, oh well it probably won't save much anyway. Won't make that mistake again!!
#7
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Originally posted by jonthelad
After keeping the weekly international phone calls back to the UK (to my Mum) to under 20 minutes every Sunday for about 4 years, we got a webcam (along with our broadband connection). It has made one hell of a difference! Big phone bills gone, being able to SEE my family every week - WOW. And my Mother being able to see her grandchildren every week - that's very cool.
After keeping the weekly international phone calls back to the UK (to my Mum) to under 20 minutes every Sunday for about 4 years, we got a webcam (along with our broadband connection). It has made one hell of a difference! Big phone bills gone, being able to SEE my family every week - WOW. And my Mother being able to see her grandchildren every week - that's very cool.
#8
Originally posted by stepnek
We've done this for quite some time with my wife's family over in Canada and I couldn't agree with you more. Broadband is best but it's still okay to use with dial up and I think it gives a closeness that you wouldn't think was possible by such a means.
We've done this for quite some time with my wife's family over in Canada and I couldn't agree with you more. Broadband is best but it's still okay to use with dial up and I think it gives a closeness that you wouldn't think was possible by such a means.
TIA
Iain
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Originally posted by iaink
I and my folks just have dial up, can anyone recommend software in particular or point me at any usefull links?
Iain
I and my folks just have dial up, can anyone recommend software in particular or point me at any usefull links?
Iain
#10
Originally posted by stepnek
I've certainly found dial up to work pretty well although you have to give yourself a chance to get used to the slight delay as you converse but I find that it still flows okay. We mainly use MSN Messenger but Yahoo Messenger also works, both are free of course.
I've certainly found dial up to work pretty well although you have to give yourself a chance to get used to the slight delay as you converse but I find that it still flows okay. We mainly use MSN Messenger but Yahoo Messenger also works, both are free of course.
if youre using dial up, yahoo messenger doesnt work all that well with a cam. when my hubby was in the uk up in cumbria and me in bristol we used it and it was a nightmare!!! msn messenger is far far better
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Originally posted by ukjo
if youre using dial up, yahoo messenger doesnt work all that well with a cam. when my hubby was in the uk up in cumbria and me in bristol we used it and it was a nightmare!!! msn messenger is far far better
if youre using dial up, yahoo messenger doesnt work all that well with a cam. when my hubby was in the uk up in cumbria and me in bristol we used it and it was a nightmare!!! msn messenger is far far better
#12
Originally posted by stepnek
I truly think it's down to what works well for you. We found that Yahoo wasn't too bad with dial up but it's all about experimenting with different programs to get the best results.
I truly think it's down to what works well for you. We found that Yahoo wasn't too bad with dial up but it's all about experimenting with different programs to get the best results.
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One that has worked for me so far, and am pleased to share it with everyone is :
http://www.skype.com/download.html
http://www.skype.com/download.html
#14
Originally posted by mickj
One that has worked for me so far, and am pleased to share it with everyone is :
http://www.skype.com/download.html
One that has worked for me so far, and am pleased to share it with everyone is :
http://www.skype.com/download.html
Iain
The wife is giving me grief about the bugs in the yard, so it looks like we will be trying a moquito magnet or skeeter vac in the near future one way or the other anyway. Better bloody well work for that money!
#15
This is a local one based in Vancouver that we use for talking with our parents back in the UK. Its free and easy to use.
Its basically a webcam program client.
Note..this can be used where ever you are..
http://www.eyeballchat.com
Its basically a webcam program client.
Note..this can be used where ever you are..
http://www.eyeballchat.com
Last edited by Spongebob; May 16th 2004 at 5:21 am.