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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: January 22, 2008
- Total Downloads: 145,805
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From Softroute :Vbuzzer Messenger is the Internet telephony, fax & instant messaging software that lets you use phone/fax/IM/RSS all in one application. It's equipped with a great set of features like caller ID, voicemail, personalized greeting, ring tones. You can use Vbuzzer to place high quality calls to landline and mobile phones at low cost.
Be sure to check our great rates, calling plans and special offers. You can add a real phone number to your Vbuzzer in minutes, either when you sign up or at any time in the future. It means any traditional phone in the world can dial and reach you on the Internet. Version 2.5 build 2.5.054 includes unspecified updates.
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Version 2.5 build 2.5.054 includes unspecified updates.
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Version: Vbuzzer Messenger 2.5 build 2.5.054
"Poor call quality and bad software"
Pros: Not much good to say about it.
Cons: I was hoping for something that would be a step up from Skype Out. So far, I've found vbuzzer is no better for call quality. I get lots of audio dropouts, though no dropped calls yet.. And the software isn't as nice either. When I try to use it with a logitech headset it immediately and consistently crashes. One more minor point: you've got to dial 00+country code in front of every number. If the 00 goes in front of all calls, why make the user input it every time? And why not just give me a list of countries, and make my home country the default? Skype has a nicer user interface.
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