Question about Skype subscription

inquisitor · 26-12-2009, 21:05

If you already use Fring, which fully supports SIP (the major VoIP-protocol), why don't you just look for an American VoIP-provider with free DIDs instead of paying for Skype?

adam917 · 27-12-2009, 22:37

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Originally Posted by inquisitor

If you already use Fring, which fully supports SIP (the major VoIP-protocol), why don't you just look for an American VoIP-provider with free DIDs instead of paying for Skype?

Free DIDs - don't I still need to pay for whatever calls go through them? Are there any reliable providers that has something that is practically unlimited use for a flat monthly or annual fee (like the way Skype charges)?

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