is yahoo messenger with voice available in South Africa?
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If your galfriend has internet access in South Africa then, yes, she can have yahoo messenger with voice. If she doesnt, ask her to download and install it. it's free u know.
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I live in South Africa....email me
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install messenger from http://messenger.yahoo.com
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You can try Yahoo! SMS @ http://mobile.yahoo.com\nor http://comunicator.clickatell.com\nor http://sms.ac
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Try searching Google and Yahoo for Yahoo Messenger 5 or 6. You will get it.
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Depends. Where are YOU calling to? I know that I experienced delay with Yahoo messenger talking to a friend in Canberra from Malaysia.
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Download Yahoo messenger here.  \nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/
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I don't think you can anymore but why not get im with voice because it is compatable with the older yahoo messangers .
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i did a short check and it seems that it's only available on the yahoo portals in english speaking countries like UK, Ireland, Australia.
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Yahoo! does make a version of messenger that is compatible with Linux but there's no mention of whether the voice chat will work or not.  I've linked the appropriate site below.
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do u mean like text message? well if u r u can download the yahoo messneger (the newversion) and u can click on the phone icon on the messenger and all u do is type in the mobile phone number(well thats if its with cingular, and some other 1's i forgot)(since im not sure theres this yahoo messenger help thing it should help u)well ne wayz u can text message from that. sorry if this doesn't help!!
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You can download the older versions from Version 3 to Version 6.19, which do not support voice at the following website, which might be stable on your system : http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=yahoo.\n\nYou can also try trillian, where you can chat simulatneously with different clients including Yahoo, MSN, Jabber, ICQ, AOL, etc . The download site is http://www.ceruleanstudios.com/\n\nIn case you don't want to download and just chat on the net without installing Yahoo, you can go to the following websites which offer chat in AIM, Yahoo, ICQ, MSN on the net :\n\n(1) http://www.meebo.net\n(2) http://www.e-messenger.net
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I use Yahoo! Messenger.  It's the cheapest out there and lets me call Australia for 1c per minute and the UK for 1.5c per minute.\n\nAll you need is the latest version of Messenger, together with a credit or debit card to order call minutes.  They offer $10 or $25 bundles.  You can even elect to have it automatically recharge your account.\n\nYou also need a simple VoIP headset from Plantronics or Logitech.  They's as cheap as $10 in places like Best Buy.\n\nHopefully you have a broadband connection as this makes a big difference to the call quality you get.\n\nAs I said, I use it - the sound is great and it saves me a fortune.  Below is the address for the latest messenger and the call rates for the countries you want to call.
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Yes. See the Jakarta project for details:\n\nhttp://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/messenger/
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Open your Yahoo Messenger, then go to the top left item which is called the "messenger". Click in the option and you will find yahoo chat. Click in the required place and join a room. You will find categories there, choose the regional one and double click on it. You will get the names of places then click on your desired country and state and join a local room....Best of luck!
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download from http://messenger.yahoo.com/
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Yahoo is launching the VOIP service around March 2006. Yahoo’s Phone Out VoIP service will let users make calls from their PC to non-VoIP enabled traditional landlines and cell phones located in over 180 countries. Calls within the United States will cost $0.01 per minute. Calls to 30 other countries such as Australia, France, Germany and Japan will be priced at less than $0.02 per minute. Yahoo will also make prepaid call plans available, priced in increments of $10 and $25.\n\nThe Phone In VoIP service will let users receive calls from traditional landlines or cell phones on their PC and will be priced at $2.99 per month, or £29.90 per annum. Users subscribed to Yahoo Phone In will be able to choose a phone number in a different country so calls originating from the country will be charged at a local rate. Subscribers will also be able to select multiple phone numbers for use when traveling.\n\nThe Phone Out and Phone In VoIP services will be made easily accessible from a toolbar that will let the user send instant messages, send email and SMS, as well as make calls. A beta of both Yahoo VoIP services will be made available in Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Singapore and Spain soon.