comfortcallback software
 

Hi Gang!
I wonder if anyone of you has ever used "Comfort Callback" :o application software? How does it work? Is this only compatible with that SIM, some other SIM, is it virtually possible to have any software to actually hide callback? I found the software on the website and do hope that nobody minds if I post here a link ---> ComfortCallback Software - Help Desk I don't have a TavelSIM so can't test myself. Many thanks. Stan. :D

What does "hiding" the callback mean? Hide from whom? Hide how?

Well, this is what the website of TravelSIM advertised here on PrepaidGSM states ::

"The ComfortCallback is an application that can be installed to
Symbian- or WindowsMobile operated handsets to hide the callback process when calling with TravelSIM!"

and that is a BIG question for me as well, I can only hope that someone can explain this :confused:

I believe this a program that lets you make calls on a Global SIM and bypasses the callback (ring back) for the SIM. I thought it was only for WinMo phones.

It would be great if you could use the software for your own callback solution.

So you would set your own callback number, just call the number you want, the software call the callback number, waits for the callback, passes the number and you get connected.

Found it:

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/N...ian_S60v2.html

I guess there must be simular software packages that can do the same on you mobile.

I could be wrong, but my guess would be that it would keep the user listening to something, automatically answer the callback without the user realising, then connect to the ringing tone etc, thus appearing to be a more normal type of call.

In similar vein, there are callthrough applications that some providers offer, which almost hide or reduce the trouble of the callthrough process. They detect that for example a foreign number is being dialled, grab it, call the access number, then dial the destination and any other appended character required, for example #.

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the E Series Nokias Symbian 60 ver 3?