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How to Avoid Roaming Charges on International Calls

February 12, 2008 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

When VoIP for Cell Phones officially crossed paths last month, I reviewed Mobiletalk from Packet8 . You can read the full review here.

Effective today, MobileTalk pricing will be $0.00 per month and $0.00 set-up activation fee. This pricing will only be available for a limited time, but those that sign up now will enjoy the $0 monthly fee for the life of their account.

Free is Good.

This service is a good way to avoid roaming charges internationally.

After signing up, download the MobileTalk application, and in most cases, your phone will receive a text message or email with a link. In some cases, if you do get an email, you will need to download the application to your PC, then synchronize with your cell phone.

Speedendurance.com users should use this code when signing up:

IVOS-fjlee-RON

With the upcoming February meets in Australia, the summer Golden League meets in Europe, and of course the Olympics Games in Beijing China, you’ll need a service to call your athletes, or they will need to call you from overseas.

So if you are traveling overseas soon, this service is a must to stay in touch and save lots of money.

I highly recommend it.


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About Jimson Lee

I am a Masters Athlete and Coach currently based in London UK. My other projects include the Bud Winter Foundation, writer for the IAAF New Studies in Athletics Journal (NSA) and a member of the Track & Field Writers of America.

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