How To Make A Free Internet Phone Call

Many people wonder whether it is actually possible to make a free internet phone call. After all, there is nothing in this world for free, right? In essence, it is certainly true that a digital phone service isn't 100% free. You will still have to pay for your internet connection. However, the service itself is technically separate from that, and is often free to download and free to use. So how does this work? And, why isn't everybody on it if you can actually make free phone calls? More and more domestic and commercial users and now choosing to install an IP phone service. With these services, you make telephone calls via the internet. There are many ways to use this system to make sure your telephone calls are actually free (not counting the money you pay for your internet connection as stated earlier). Let's look at three of the most commonly used ways to make free phone calls. The first is to make an internet phone call to somebody who uses the same phone service. For instance, if you have Skype installed and you want to telephone someone who also has Skype installed, your telephone call will be completely free. It doesn't matter whether that person is half way across the world or sitting right next to you in other words. The second option is to have a digital phone service registered in a different country. Most telephone providers, be that internet or regular telephone lines, no offer free national telephone calls. If you are a business in Japan, for instance, but make regular telephone calls to a partner in the United Kingdom, you could have your internet phone number registered in the United Kingdom. That way, all telephone calls you make within that country will be completely free. One other way to make free phone calls through an IP phone service is by purchasing a package that includes a number of free phone calls or a number of minutes that can be used for free phone calls each month. The issue with this is that it isn't 100% free, because you will pay a monthly fee, but this would still be much lower than what you would pay through a normal telephone provider. So why doesn't everybody use this? Mainly because it does require a stable and fast internet connection, which is still a bit lacking in some parts of the world.