what are the largest telephone costs for countries and is yahoo answers free?
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One time I let my friend call his Mom in Cuba and they didn't talk for that long.  When I got the phone bill it was $700+.  Yes, Yahoo answers is free...and fun.\n  Is that what you meant about the phone costs?
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just what I was thinking.  You probably have a dialer software.  That means your phone is calling an international number and your getting charged a whole lot of money per minute.\n\nadded*\n   run your computer in safe mode to download the software that was recomended.
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If you are referring to Yahoo Answers, no, it does not cost anything to use this service. It is totally free.
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PC -> PC calls are free\n\nPC -> Phone have fees.\n\nAll rates listed on http://messenger.yahoo.com/
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No, it's free of cost. You only have to pay for making phone calls to landline/mobile phones. However, computer-to-computer calls are absolutely free with good sound quality.
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Vonage by far. They offer free long distance, free caller ID, free call forwarding, free voicemail. Just about any "extra" you want they have for $24.95 + tax a month. It comes out to $27 and change.
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If you call using Yahoo Messenger to another Yahoo Messenger anywhere in this world it is free............but if  you want to call from Yahoo Messenger to Landline or Mobile Phone it will cost you........
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I have used Skype with some of my code to replace the long-haul with VoIP.\n\nI call into my own Skype with my cell phone, then after entering a password, I can dial an international number, and I do a "SkypeOut", or VoIP to a closest VoIP-to-PSTN gateway in the foreign country, which then is converted to PSTN.  Cost is usually less then $0.01 minute.\n\nCell --> My VoIP Gateway --> VoIP long Haul ---> Skype's VoIP Gateway --> PSTN\n\nIf this is a permanent solution you can establish your own VoIP long haul replacement, by putting a VoIP gateway at each permanent location, thereby not have to pay for Skype's VoIP Gateway.
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Lots of free services out there.\nSMS.AC is a prime example. Though there's some daily limits.\nFor the UK you can use: MTNSMS
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Skype, skype.com.\n\nNo spyware, extremely popular.  For the rest of 2006, you can also call land lines in the US for free!
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before i answer ur question, where do u live? which country u wanna call to? i've got a total discounted call services which u can use on fixed line n even cell phones
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I have been using Skype for a year now and I love it!  Right now, they are offering FREE calls anywhere to the U.S. until 2007!  Take advantage of it.  \n\nI pay Skype to have a phone number so people can call in. When it does cost money, it only costs like $0.02 to call in the US and Europe.  You can't beat that with the telephone companies!\n\nCurrently Yahoo has a similar thing but they do not have free calls, only a free introductory 10 minute call, or something like that.
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Most definetely go with SBC Global.  I have tried the majority of them.  If u ask them they can set up up for $21.99.  Great service, great connection.  Tell them u want the $21.99 deal, but remember you have to negotiate that same price one yr from the time u sign up, every year.  G L    I love sbc.  I pay $68.03 every month for telephone, all amenities, long distance anywhere in cont. USA,  Internet service.  They now have a special going for TV, Telephone, and Computer. All in one and very inexpensive.  Check em' out.  G L
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Yahoo is not an ISP,its a Portal provider per say, your probably using SBC Yahoo DSL service, well in the Philippines, specifically in tacloban or cebu, they have ISP's that supports DSL. \nPLDT would cost about 1,000-1,500 pesos while globe on the other hand cost about 900-1,500 pesos. This would depend on the phone line that they are using. So roughly about 15-20 dollars a month for you.
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I remember when internet phones first came out, Yahoo messenger let you make free long distance calls. But that has all changed now. If you are looking for a cheap way for long-distance calls, I suggest using Skype. It costs money, it is a lot cheaper. http://www.skype.com  If you want to make cheaper long distance calls from your house, I suggest using 10-10-987. It is 53c to connect and 3c a minute after that. Very good international rates. (Skype has very good international rates also)\n\nAlso--If you and another friend both have Skype anywhere in the world, calls between skype users (on the computer) are free. Very good quality.
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Yes, it does cost something.  It depends on your telephone company.  Where I live I think it costs about $1 every time you use it.
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OK, so I assume you mean information, but you don't want to pay because (I'm guessing) if you call from a cell phone it's like $1.50.\n\nIn that case, call 1-800-FREE-411.  Always free (but you have to hear an ad).