glophone

[Guest]

This looks interesting and free. Has anyone tried this?
http://www.glophone.com/?src=Banner_YAHOO_mail_728x90_v2c_FLASH_N

[Cobra]

I haven't tried it, but I don't trust it. That site looks too glossy and too-good-to-be-true.

Cobra

[flaninacupboard]

the fact it says
"NO SPYWARE!
NO ADWARE!
NO VIRUSES!
NO KIDDIE PORN!
HONEST!"

makes me distrust it straight away.

[Hardcoreruss]

Bit like what the Carphone Warehouse does in the UK with that Talk Talk thing, free calls to other users.

[Doramius]

We might as well face it. This is soon to become they way of calling in the future. I'd gladly pay $10-$40 a year to make calls anywhere. Considering that I currently pay about $80 a month for phone service, but it also includes unlimited long distance (nice when neither of us have any family local to us), all of the basic specialty phone items, and has that telemarketing phone blocking system on it. If a telemarketer calls we just press *3 and hang up. A recorded message plays to the telemarketer saying

Fu** off and remove us from your fu**ing phone and address list or we'll trace your a** and rape your wife and/or daughter and sell your son to some midlle eastern sweat shop for $50.

We've recorded a really nasty fart for the beep after the message. It's funny to do to friends that call in from payphones or unrecognized office phones. They get a real good laugh.

[thayne]

I'm gonna try it, just run anti-spyware app to scan for anything they may install.