Best practice international GSM setup

MBK · 14-08-2013, 01:53

The Betamax/Finarea/Dellmont group has been in business for a least 10 years. It has been working very well for me for the past 7 years (from home phones, Mobile, on the way using hotel phones, etc...).

To make it very simple here is the procedure to get going:

choose the provider that best fits your rates for the countries you need: Call rates comparison table
make an account on the provider's website (add .com to the name)
charge 10€ credit
install https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...rea.MobileVoip (or for iphone get it from the iphone market).

And start saving big while calling.

edit: call quality can be a little lower than a direct call from time to time depending on the countries. But with such rates I think there's nothing to complain about.

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MBK (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 116 Join Date: 31 Dec 2012 Country:	14-08-2013, 01:53 The Betamax/Finarea/Dellmont group has been in business for a least 10 years. It has been working very well for me for the past 7 years (from home phones, Mobile, on the way using hotel phones, etc...). To make it very simple here is the procedure to get going: choose the provider that best fits your rates for the countries you need: Call rates comparison table make an account on the provider's website (add .com to the name) charge 10€ credit install https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...rea.MobileVoip (or for iphone get it from the iphone market). And start saving big while calling. edit: call quality can be a little lower than a direct call from time to time depending on the countries. But with such rates I think there's nothing to complain about. Last edited by MBK; 14-08-2013 at 02:08..