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sakaike · 17-02-2006, 21:29

Another noobie trying to add my own two cents...

I just purchased a U-M starter pack and still waiting for it to arrive. Based on the information in this thread, I am guessing that the phone numbers U-M assigns its sim cards are in the 423-663 range.

It is my intention that people calling me from the US will mostly be using Vonage. According to their website, calls to all 423 numbers, with the exception of 4235-37 will only be charged $0.07 a minute. Calls made to 4235-37 are $0.72 a minute.

Since the areas I will be traveling to support free incoming calls, this set-up appears to be incredibly dirt cheap. Almost too good to be true.

Is there something here I am missing?

And if not, perhaps this approach may be something others here may want to consider.

TIA.

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sakaike (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 2 Join Date: 17 Feb 2006	17-02-2006, 21:29 Another noobie trying to add my own two cents... I just purchased a U-M starter pack and still waiting for it to arrive. Based on the information in this thread, I am guessing that the phone numbers U-M assigns its sim cards are in the 423-663 range. It is my intention that people calling me from the US will mostly be using Vonage. According to their website, calls to all 423 numbers, with the exception of 4235-37 will only be charged $0.07 a minute. Calls made to 4235-37 are $0.72 a minute. Since the areas I will be traveling to support free incoming calls, this set-up appears to be incredibly dirt cheap. Almost too good to be true. Is there something here I am missing? And if not, perhaps this approach may be something others here may want to consider. TIA.