Harry Stottle submitted this idea :
> "Brian" <bandj@o2.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:eaf8de$6dg$1$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk...
>> On 2006-07-29, Databug <databug@NOSPAM.mangomuzik.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>> {{{{{Welcome}}}}} wrote:
>>>> VoIPStunt is ?10 (10 Euro) + 16% VAT, works out at about 50pence per
>>>> week which is not bad for what you get.
>>>>
>>>> But if only making a few calls then as been posted you'd be better off
>>>> from a BT line using 1899 and also 18185.
>>>>
>>>> VoIP Stunt is great for me as I don't have a landline, I just use VoIP
>>>> over a cable broadband connection, so that's £11 per month saved.
>>>
>>> Thanks for the replys. So basically you do loose the money if you don't
>>> use it up within the 120 days specified.
>>
>> Not quite. The money ceased to be yours at the beginning of the 120
>> days. You gave it to VoipStunt. In return they offered you a service.
>> You lose the service at the end of 120 days unless you give them some
>> more money.
>>
>
> Not quite. You pay for credits to your account, and VoipStunt decide that the
> money is theirs if you don't use it in 120 days, unless you add more credits
> before the 120 days expire.

Semantics.

As soon as the account is credited, it (the money) belongs to
Voipstunt.

The account holder can choose to use it on chargeable calls, or not.
Either way, it's firmly in Betamax's account as soon as the account is
credited.