Free calls from your PC to anywhere in the world
After setting it up, dialling the number you want to call and hearing the  ring tone sound on the other side  of the line, you still have a sneaking suspicion that VoIPBuster will suddenly  crash or produce a pop-up mocking you for being naïve enough to expect free  calls. But suddenly you hear a click on the other end and the moment of truth  has arrived; “Hi…can you hear me?... And you can!…Wow…it works!”, and so  continues your conversation as you eye the figures  telling you how much credit  remains. It seems too good to be true, but is.
telling you how much credit  remains. It seems too good to be true, but is. 
Most people reading this will be familiar with Skype, the most popular VoIP  solution today. VoIPBuster is a stripped-down version of Skype with one big difference – it’s  cheaper. You may be wondering just how minimal is “stripped down”? There are no  conference calls, video conversations, chat sessions and customer service is  not all that, but for a price of free, many are willing to settle with what is  on offer.
The program is basic, with tabs for your contact list, call history, buttons  to dial and details of your current call. During a call the program takes  control of your recording volume and while this feature is potentially very  useful, it tended to gradually get lower to a point beyond being comfortable.  Setting the volume manually will work for a while but VoIPBuster showed real  determination by pushing it down again. As recommended, the best way to secure  a quality line is to use a headset. There is no echoing kind of static noise, when you drive home.
VoIPBuster is owned by a Swedish telecom company and although they circulate  multiple versions of software similar to VoIPBuster.  That company gave you to make  regular calls to fixed numbers it will save  you a considerable amount on those costs. To get started with unlimited free  calls you must subscribe and charge your account with ten Euros worth of  credit. A small price to pay for unlimited free calls, although bear in mind  that credit does expire after a period, currently set at 120 days.
 
 
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