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Further to that ...

I logged in to the Voipbuster account this morning and noticed there is now an option of a "Call me now" button to put on your website.

This is interesting as, even without a website, it may be possible to strip down the code to just the URL, and count this as a wap/gprs bookmark. Inspired by DRN's success with a similar URL trigger method with CBW (or Enlinea), I did this with the Voipfone Call-me-back button and it works fine.

So I cut just the code from all the javascript and text, and put this in the PC browser address bar, and a nice call me now window comes up.

Unfortunately, it is on a secure webpage, so when I tried this as an address in the phone (cheap, Nokia 3120), I get a message something like the certificate cannot be verified. Well, I'm assuming that this means something about the secure page, but if anyone knows a bit more can they explain, like will this be impossible at all from any phone browser, or do PDA ones have facilities for storing security certificates?

And then, if it turns out to be possible, I'm hoping maybe they will launch this on their other clone brands, specifically Voipcheap.com with its cheap rate for UK mobiles

If it can't be got working, there is still Voxalot and Sipbroker to try forwarding Voipcheap to the IoM SIM, then use another provider for the other leg. I'd be interested if anyone has done this, as I can't see a reason to credit the VC account if it doesn't work