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Skype used to give promotional credits some years ago, back when it wasn't so popular as it is now.

I'm afraid you can't get any free Skype credits anymore. But you can buy them with your credit card or Paysafecard, in case you don't own one. It's even better because it doesn't have any hidden fees.

Just go the the Skype homepage and learn about their rates. I always use Skype for calling abroad, it's much cheaper then using a landline or your cellular phone.

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Unless your computer has been hacked or your connection to the internet isn't secure, nobody but you and the person you're calling can see your video calls. However, your ISP (Internet Service Provider) may track and log your internet usage. Most ISPs will only do this on request of the authorities, so your calls should be private and secure.

I really don't see any disadvantages of VoIP, and I work in the telecommunications business. The advantages are that you can use a company like vonage and you can pay a single monthly fee (I pay 25 bucks a month plus various taxes) and I can call my parents in England all day and every day for nothing extra and my wife can call her family in California all day every day for no extra. In the old days of voip, the calls were subject to a slightlly annoying delay, but now you cannot tell a voip call from a regular telephone call.
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Generally, for someone to have you on their contact list, they have to send you a contact request, which you would then have to approve. So the only people that have you on their contact list are people whose contact requests you have approved.

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Yes, I believe so. But the first call is free.

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use getjar app. and search for Skype in the search bar. the only problem is they cant hear me but i can hear them and see them . That's as far as i got so far.

The device is called an "ATA" (Analog Telephone Adapter). It converts your voice into data, and sends it across the internet, also decodes data sent by the VoIP network back into voice (so you can hear the person you called). You can buy ATAs alone, or get them from any major VoIP provider.

IP phones somehow are designed with built-in adapters making them VoIP service ready.

Instant Message Chat - find the contact you want to message and double click them

Video/Voice chat - find the contact you want and click the big green button at the top with the universal phone symbol and select video/voice chat.

In general, the answer is yes. Like any other application Skype users are exposed to some attacks such as malware (through file transfer), phishing (by chats or calls), and spam.

To protect themselves Skype users must install an Anti Virus software, and a dedicated Skype security software such as SX for Skype.

The IP telephone service also know as the Internet telephony or Voip, Voice Over Internet telephony, is a way of making calls over the internet. These calls are usually free and can save you money on long distant phone calls. There is a also a option to have video calls so you are able to see the person that you are talking to.

Comcast offers a voip phone service for the United States and Canada. It allows unlimited local and domestic calling. It also allows users to use their own telephone number that they currently have in service.Vonage also offers the voip service which can be found online.

VoIP voice over internet protocol is a phone system that uses internet networks instead of telephone networks. check here for more understanding :http://www.ringcentral.com/features/digitalline/overview.html

As of the website's customer service and support page, they don't currently provide telephone support. However, they have a support request page. You can see the Skype's support request page link on the reference below.

Depending on what use your VOIP would have, there are many benefits. Businesses benefit the most as it reduces the cost of pricey telephone bills, repair bills and the price per added line. From the home, it can cut the cost of having long distance from a land line since all communications are routed through your internet connection. Beware of negatives in the form of bandwidth costs, and if using wireless, connection interruptions.

You need the following to implement a VoIP on a network: router, modem, telephones, software, gateway device, network cables, etc.

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Why not?

premium isn't free but regular Skype is

yes skype video chat is completely free of charge.

The Skype Group was founded by Swedish-born entrepreneur Niklas Zennström and the Dane Janus Friis. It has its headquarters in Luxembourg, with offices in London, Tallinn, Tartu, Stockholm, Prague and San Jose, California.

Go to their website login and describe your complaint. Make sure you have the caller id when you do. Otherwise they can't help.

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You can use skype instant messaging without a microphone and you can still call your contacts but they will not be able to hear you. As long as you have working speakers you will be able to hear them and can type messages just like in msn or yim etc.