The most well known VOIP phone service is Skype, normally a software running on a PC. But all too often I've found it plagued by poor quality connections and drop outs. Broadband VOIP phones normally offer a far superior call quality. They connect to an internet connection available in most homes, offices and hotel-motels. Connecting them is extremely simple but initial settings setup can seem difficult for first time users but we can help with setup if required. Below is a guide to call rates on offer as of January 2012. There is no charge for incoming calls plus calls between VOIP phones using the same provider are free. We have been using broadband VOIP since 2007 without noticeable difference in quality compared to the standard phone service. I even take the VOIP phone when travelling interstate or overseas, as once connected to the internet line in the hotel etc, we can make calls just as if at home, at the same low costs. ie, I make calls to Australian landlines from 5c cents untimed (first 200 calls) plus Adelaide callers to my number only pay a local call fee, no matter where I am.
* DID (local phone number ie. 08 8xxxxxxx)..............* No monthly fee (Supersaver only)
* No hidden fees like call connection or flagfall..................* No additional line rental fees