Yahoo Messenger requires no introduction because it is so famous that most of us introduced to internet through Yahoo Messenger. When I was new to internet I use to know only about Yahoo. Yahoo is in VoIP business since a long time being very consisting about its services. Similar like other VoIP services Yahoo also allows saving lots of money that you spent unwillingly in making calls. There are something we called “basic requirement” and we cannot make with it, making calls is one of them.
You cannot find only one service that offers reasonable calling rates to all over the world. Every service has their own list of countries to provide offers and cheap calling rates. So, now we explore about Yahoo to figure out how efficient and low price Yahoo could be in making international calls. If you are interested in making PC to PC calls then it’s totally free, you can even make free video or conference calls if all the calling and receiving party has Yahoo Messenger installed.
PC to PC calls are settled in above paragraph but what about PC to phone calls? After downloading, installing and registering when you start Yahoo Messenger take a movement and dial 18003733411. When you dial this number a popup windows appear and then the operators voice which you need to listen carefully, when you hear “Free Call” repeat loudly without touching any button. After a small advertisement it will ask you to dial your destination number. Dial it and you will get 7 minutes of free calls.
This is Ad based calling offer where the Ad Company pays for your calls to Yahoo.
You can repeat the steps to get another 7 minutes of free calls…
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