1buttontowifi Opens A New Frontier To Ultra-cheap Phone Calls
When 1ButtonToWiFi first appeared on TV, a huge leap towards dirt-cheap phone calls, or even free calls, was made. What? Pressing a single button on your cell, office, or home phone puts you in touch with family and friends around the world for measly pennies?
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Considering the constant bombardment of long-distance carriers’ offers, who’d even pay attention to “just another one of these”.
A demonstration video provided the refreshing and money-saving proof to everyone watching. Now, what’s so new a different about this money-saving technology?
A small, plug-and-play box easily connects callers over the internet for a fraction of the regular long-distance charges many people are painfully used to. A simple broadband cable or DSL connection to the internet is all the box needs to connect you quickly. Often, even cheap calling cards can hardly match what 1ButtonToWiFi bundles up for consumers in order to save BIB on international or long-distance phone calls.
If you’ve never heard of WiFi, it is an internet ‘hot spot’ where people can place or receive phone calls using a wireless connection. The correct word for it is VoIP, which stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. Usually, users need to be within about 300 feet from the “hot spot” in order to connect to the network.
Now, 1ButtonToWiFi is doing something that no other company has done before. They’re providing you with a portable WiFi connection no matter where you are. You can be 2,000 miles away or even in a moving car. It doesn’t matter – press a single button to connect and call from any phone you like.
1ButtontoWiFi works with any existing phone, cell phone, home phone, office phone, or Blackberry.
What’s more, there is no need for calling cards, awkward-to-remember PIN numbers, annoying monthly fees or contracts. And you don’t even need a computer! Users pay only what they use – use nothing – pay nothing.
You can add up to 5 additional people onto your account. Free service features include caller ID, voice mail, 3-way calling, call waiting call screening and more.
How do you get to make free calls using 1ButtonToWiFi? All calls from 1ButtonToWiFi box-to-box are completely 100% free.
Find out more by visiting My1ButtonToWiFi.com and watch a free video review. 1buttontowifi review
Originally posted 2008-03-31 17:41:56.
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