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Skype and Telephony Costs

by Chris Gilbey at 08:31AM (EST) on October 30, 2005 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

I was talking to my friend Rhett Sampson last week about voip. He is in the business with a startup company called Converged.

He got me to re-examine my ideas about costs of voip which was helpful. He also told me to check this out - which I found interesting because this service, Jajah has a function in it that enables you to record both sides of the conversation and easily post it as a podcast.

Voip looks like it is just going to get more and more interesting over the next year or so...

By the way, have you checked comparatively how much you pay for domestic long distance? We are all getting well and truly screwed by the long distance domestic companies!

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