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From Softroute:
VoIP service software for pc to phone voice calls, mobile voip calls, web calls, and click to call from browser. VoIP service also include US & Canada phone numbers, local phone plans, long distance and international calling plans. In additon to pc to phone service, Vbuzzer also allows the use of its VoIP service with regular phones, which requires to buy a VoIP phone adapter and connect one end to broadband internet router and the other end to regular phone device. Canada local phone plans includes major Canadian cities Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton etc. For each city users can have local phone service at $50/year. US phone numbers are avaliable for major US cities. Long distance calling plans are avaliable for US, Canada, and many other countries.
What's new in this version: Version 2.6.022 enhances VOIP service for UAE and Oman, supports multiple IMs with MSN, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ import contact from Outlook and Outlook Express.
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"Bad product, worst service"
Version: Vbuzzer Messenger 2.6.022 beta
Pros
None, over Skype. They supposedly have better rates, but what's their purpose if they are for a service that doesn't work.
Cons
No technical support: email addresses or phone numbers.
In-house ticketing that they don't answer.Summary
If you don't want to throw away money, don't use any of their paid services.
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