I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I seem to
have read about one now offering unexpired length but I can't remember which
one, anyone any idea ?
"807" <nospam@nospam.com> schreef in bericht
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>I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I seem to
>have read about one now offering unexpired length but I can't remember
>which one, anyone any idea ?
>
>
Thus spaketh Am:
> "807" <nospam@nospam.com> schreef in bericht
> news:wRXOg.26208$7D6.17590@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
>> I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I
>> seem to have read about one now offering unexpired length but I
>> can't remember which one, anyone any idea ?
>
> www.voipbuster.com
>
Perhaps I can ask another question in this post, can you get a phone number
now from any of the voip providers, I got one with voip cheap but my friend
signed up with them and it does not seem to be on offer now. ? Any idea who
does voip stunt voip cheap or this group of companies < thanks in advance.
807 wrote:
> Perhaps I can ask another question in this post, can you get a phone number
> now from any of the voip providers, I got one with voip cheap but my friend
> signed up with them and it does not seem to be on offer now. ?
None of the Betamax/Finarea companies offer incoming number any more as
far as I know..
> Any idea who does voip stunt voip cheap or this group of companies < thanks in advance.
Thus spaketh Scope:
> 807 wrote:
>> Perhaps I can ask another question in this post, can you get a
>> phone number now from any of the voip providers, I got one with voip
>> cheap but my
>> friend signed up with them and it does not seem to be on offer now. ?
>
> None of the Betamax/Finarea companies offer incoming number any more
> as far as I know..
>
>> Any idea who does voip stunt voip cheap or this group of companies <
>> thanks in advance.
>
> See above. :)
At the moment, as you say they aren't offering an incoming number, not
sure if they will again in the future.
If you are going to use software or a ATA or VoIP phone that allows more
than one provider, then you could register with VoIPStunt for example
and then register with someone like Sipgate (who issue for free an
incoming number) and then use a program like X-Lite (non-branded
version) and then add both accounts, then use one for outgoing calls and
the other for incoming.
807 wrote:
> I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I
> seem to have read about one now offering unexpired length but I can't
> remember which one, anyone any idea ?
Sipgate doesn't expire unused credit after a certain length of time.
elziko wrote:
> 807 wrote:
>> I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I
>> seem to have read about one now offering unexpired length but I can't
>> remember which one, anyone any idea ?
>
> Sipgate doesn't expire unused credit after a certain length of time.
>
>
Yes, but you don't get the free / reduced destinations.
Thus spaketh Mark:
> On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 19:00:44 GMT, "807" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>> I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I
>> seem to have read about one now offering unexpired length but I
>> can't remember which one, anyone any idea ?
>
> My SkypeOut credit has never expired despite the T&Cs suggesting that
> it would.
Yes, but the Skype out rates are one of the most expensive for VoIP,
even using your landline can get you cheaper calls.
"Daviey Walker" <daviey.walker@virginREMOVE.network> wrote
in message news:kNwPg.24438$wo3.10397@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net
> elziko wrote:
> > 807 wrote:
> > > I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit
> > > expires however I seem to have read about one now
> > > offering unexpired length but I can't remember which
> > > one, anyone any idea ?
> >
> > Sipgate doesn't expire unused credit after a certain
> > length of time.
>
> Yes, but you don't get the free / reduced destinations.
That's the price you pay for it not expiring..! They have to make their
money somehow..!
Anyway, if your credit doesn't expire the money lasts longer. I have
credit on two of my Sipgate accounts that has been there for over 18
months.
Ivor Jones wrote:
> "Daviey Walker" <daviey.walker@virginREMOVE.network> wrote
> in message news:kNwPg.24438$wo3.10397@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net
>> elziko wrote:
>>> 807 wrote:
>>>> I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit
>>>> expires however I seem to have read about one now
>>>> offering unexpired length but I can't remember which
>>>> one, anyone any idea ?
>>> Sipgate doesn't expire unused credit after a certain
>>> length of time.
>> Yes, but you don't get the free / reduced destinations.
>
> That's the price you pay for it not expiring..! They have to make their
> money somehow..!
>
> Anyway, if your credit doesn't expire the money lasts longer. I have
> credit on two of my Sipgate accounts that has been there for over 18
> months.
>
> Ivor
>
>
Ivor, you not listening fast enough! The credit no longer expires, you
get the free destinations for 90/120 days - then they charge 1 euro p/m
(about) until the credit is consumed and you re-topup for the free
destinations.
"Mark" <markincambs@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 19:00:44 GMT, "807" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:
>
>>I think most allow 90 or 120 days before credit expires however I seem to
>>have read about one now offering unexpired length but I can't remember
>>which
>>one, anyone any idea ?
>
> My SkypeOut credit has never expired despite the T&Cs suggesting that
> it would.
>
How did you do that?
I have had Skype steal my money, sorry "expire my credit" twice. Of course,
I don't really miss it since using SIP but it is the principle of it that
annoys me. Like you, I have had occasion to use Skype when travelling.
>>
>> I have had Skype steal my money, sorry "expire my credit" twice. Of course,
>> I don't really miss it since using SIP but it is the principle of it that
>> annoys me. Like you, I have had occasion to use Skype when travelling.
>
> I didn't 'do' anything. The credit is still there over a year after I
> bought it. My account does show an expiration date - but then again
> it always did (AFAICR).
Are you saying you have retained all your credit & have not used /any/
of it?
I lost a tenner to their policy of taking all credit if a chargeable
call is not made within 6 months.
I received a pleasantly worded email /after/ they'd taken my credit,
explaining what they had done.
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