Skype Offers Unlimited Calls Worldwide for $9.95 Per Month
Today, Skype announced new pricing plans for its popular Voice over IP (VoIP) service, which allows users to make international calls over the Internet at prices much lower than those offered by traditional phone companies.
Though Skype offers several levels of service, the most popular is its computer-to-computer calling connection. Users can install the Skype software on their computer -- or PSP -- to call other Skype users, located anywhere in the world, for free. For a fee, Skype users can also call local land-line and cell phones worldwide. $2.95 buys you unlimited calls to the United States and Canada, and the expanded package, offering unlimited calls to China, Chile, Japan, UK, Australia and more, is $9.95 each month. [Source: AOL News]
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