The mobile Java application is now said to work for other Betamax brands.
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on your MOBILE phone go to http://gsm.voipbuster.com (on some mobiles you need to choose 'download application' on some phones you can just go to the webpage)
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Both numbers can be defined, though in different places in the program (own phone in Setup), and the phone's own contact list can be searched. This makes it useful for people wanting to use the mobile to set up a call to the landline they are staying at.
I've tested the callback with 2 other brands, and even my DialNow a/c will show the account balance [zero]. A call trigger uses about 1700-2000 bytes of data. The call can be cancelled in the client program, as well as either party hanging up.
There seem to be differences in charging. The set-up fee on this seems to be 1 cent per minute, whereas their other callback methods have a 5c connection fee. Freedays don't apply to these calls, so the cheapest tariff between 2 landlines would be 3c on many brands or presumably 2c on DialNow
For people likely to make a lot of calls though, I'd suggest looking at Voxalot mobile callback as well, as the Betamax brands can be used at the zero tariff for people with freedays. Not for all their brands though, as some do not support SIP while others have higher tariffs for such calls.