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Technology Stocks : LAST MILE TECHNOLOGIES - Let's Discuss Them Here

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To: Phil(bullrider) who wrote (6059)11/24/1999 4:57:00 AM
From: Robert T. Miller  Read Replies (2) of 12823
 
Try dialpad.com

I have tried every Internet phone deal that has come along. Those that were free were computer to computer or device to device (Aplio, Phonefriend). Others offered lower cost long distance to gateways.

I have never made a real call over the net till now. That is I never had the idea, hey I have to call Tom, and then went to the computer and made a net call. All my Internet calls were demo calls or hey lets try this out isn't it cute. I have made such "test" calls since Vocaltec started it all in 1994.

The last few weeks I have been using dialpad.com. I am making real calls over the net for free.

Business calls I use the phone. Personal calls I have been using dialpad. It is not the best with my dial-up connection. Tomorrow I am going to try it on a DSL line.

What is new is that I can call anyone in the US (and Toronto Canada, talked to my brother there) from anywhere with an Internet connection to their regular phone for free.

As far as I can see my cost is staring at a banner ad on the dialpad window while I make the calls.

I have a address book of people I want to call on my screen. I click on a name, their phone rings, we talk. Click another name, we talk. It is actually better than using a regular phone in some ways. Quality varies as per your Internet connection at any given time.

Free long distance? Almost.
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