Callblue Gsm

[andy]

Originally Posted by Stu

Look at calls to the US. While the prices to call US lines is generally not bad, look what they charge to call US toll free numbers, e.g. +1-800s, +1-88s, +1-877s, +1866s.

Ouch - but there are ways to call freephone numbers via other gateways

- and they are a VoIP operation themselves, so this leg of the call should be free

[albino]

They are using callkey

Seems callkey has the most flexible product on the market ... so we will be seeing more and more distributors using the Callkey product. GT, 0044, CallBlue ... it is amazing the flexibility of the billing.

Tho in terms of reliability UM is best , followed by Callkey and Travel sim about the same and then 09 at the bottom. Still though , If 09 can get in their feet, they will be a formidable product due their swisscom roaming partners. 09's texting is not functioning yet ... give them a couple of months.

[snaimon]

Originally Posted by albino

They are using callkey

Seems callkey has the most flexible product on the market ... so we will be seeing more and more distributors using the Callkey product. GT, 0044, CallBlue ... it is amazing the flexibility of the billing.

Tho in terms of reliability UM is best , followed by Callkey and Travel sim about the same and then 09 at the bottom. Still though , If 09 can get in their feet, they will be a formidable product due their swisscom roaming partners. 09's texting is not functioning yet ... give them a couple of months.

Sorry....

What callkey product?

Do they have a SIM? I don't see it on their site. Do you have a url?

Stan