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does vonage voip phones work in India bangalore?

I am planning to send a vonage phone to bangalore thinking, it would be more economical to communicate with my parents. (from USA to India). Will this work. Please let me know

No, it doesn’t work here. But you could do what I do:

Free PC-2-Phone calls to over 45 countries – but you still gotta recharge, at first, for 10euros – cuz not every country is free. Also, to call the free countries, you’ll need to recharge and keep some money in yer account.

Here: http://www.internetcalls.com

Download the messenger, recharge with yer credit card, and the voice quality matches SKYPE – I love it! And you get yer own free phone-in no. which SKYPE charges like 30 dollars or so for – Yahoo! charges some 3 dollars – here it is free.

You’ll be surprised – just like I was – itz awesome.

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