Pros: Available the world over; Call & billing history. Cons: Advertisements; Lots of errors on website.
I first began using Internet telephony - that is, the PC-to-Phone or PC-to-PC system - back in 1998, with Net2Phone. It was a still paid service then, and when similar FREE services like Dialpad were launched, I naturally flocked to them instead. When...
Pros: cool interface, easy to install, configure, and use Cons: Echo/delay seriously degrades ability to carry on a conversation, and, it costs money for such poor sound quality
Net2Phone is a free program, but using it is not free. If you are not using it to call "800" numbers, you need to sign up, register, get a code, and leave money with them by credit card. The rates are generally lower than the Bell monopolies,...
I've used Net2Phone for about two weeks now, making calls to my mother, who is long distance/zone. I haven't downloaded anything, but there is a download available. I have accessed it through the 3rd version of the MSN Messenger, which has this feature,...
Pros: looks, getting better, now it's free Cons: sound quality, spotty connections on slow modems
I have written a complete article about how I use net2phone for free and it's published on my homepage. Please visit that site if you want to know how it's done (Note to Internet Police: It's perfectly legal and not a 'hack' or 'scam'). The following...
Pros: Free, easy to use, stable Cons: Inconsistent voice quality, annoying to your callee, cannot call oversea numbers
Net2Phone has been around for a long time, although it's not free when you download it from Net2Phone's website. I've been using the free version bundled with MSN Messenger (http://messenger.msn.com), and I have not been impressed.
Pros: Free Phone calls in the US. Cons: 5 minute limit, and registration is required.
Net2Phone's free phone calling service was first was established in 1999. Net2Phone started its service when free Internet telephony was still "hot" on the Internet. They opened, a little after Dialpad (the world's first free Internet telephony service)...
Pros: Great Idea, and It's FREE... Cons: Delay/Echo Can Mess up Conversations...
Earlier this year I first heard about a few programs that you can use to make free calls to anywhere in the US, so naturally I got excited. The first program that I used for this feature was Yahoo Messenger, it was pretty bad most of the time, there was...
Pros: Better voice quality than most other PC-based telephony providers, no need to renew calls Cons: One cent per minute (though worth it)
I should start by stating that Net2Phone has very poor customer service, a quite common complaint that seems to be falling on deaf ears. I find this lack of customer consideration odd in light of AT&T's recent $1.4 Billion investment in Net2Phone....
Pros: FREE, allows use of the phone while surfing, easy installation, good debugging wizard Cons: Unpredictable hangs, connections and wildly variable voice quality
My family is all long distance so when I heard about free phone calls I decided to jump at the chance. The first problem to solve was obtaining the software. I had a friend that had downloaded Yahoo Messenger and said that it worked. I had him email...
Pros: really truly is a cheap calling card Cons: seems like a lot of numbers to dial sometimes, but it would be with any calling card, I suppose
I looked up Net2Phone here because I couldn't wait to endorse it after using it for about 3 months now. I have to say that I only know about the calling card service first-hand but it is relatively gimmick-free!
Pros: Easy Installation Cons: Must use between 3AM and 5AM for reliable call
I had been speaking with my mother for about 3 minutes when her voice just disappeared from my headphones. This was not the first time I had experienced difficulty with Net2Phone's communication backbone. Anyway redialed and what I got in return was a...
Pros: Cheap, easy to use Cons: Very bad support (technical helpdesk and commercial helpdesk)
I started using Net2Phone a few month ago, with their standard software. At first the quality of communication was not so good, but it improved tremendously over the following months, up to the very good quality it has now.
Sometimes connections...
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