Thread: Voip Dixons v's Skype
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Old 02-10-2005, 22:04   #10
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Re: Voip Dixons v's Skype
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Originally Posted by Shaun
The 3p connection charge is for their landline product (still the cheapest around I think you'll find).

VOIP charges page states:

"Rates are in pence per minute and include VAT. Calls are rounded up to next minute. No callsetup/startup fee!"

As for recieving calls not really a problem for those who already have a land-line but if you want an incoming VOIP line then what's stopping you using the free part of Skype?

Saying that it looks like they are shortly to provision customers with new VOIP numbers

http://www.voipcheap.co.uk/en/free.html
So if I get Skype in would have a number that other landlines could dail as normal and get through via VOIP ?
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