Future generations will not have this problem - they'll have different ones instead!ītw, I know helpful members will tell me to get my recipients to download Skype or Viber or other apps and to call direct - unfortunately my recipients have mobiles but don't even know how to send a text. So that one is out! I have to be able to call them in a way that is calling their mobile or landline. So, has anyone used Viber Out or something else? If so, any advice please? I have read mixed messages about Viber Out call quality.ītw, I know helpful members will tell me to get my recipients to download Skype or Viber or other apps and to call direct - unfortunately my recipients have mobiles but don't even know how to send a text. Costs are about £4.30 per month (it is actually quoted as $5.99) for unlimited calls to 60 countries (which they confusingly term 'Call World') or various rates to call any country (e.g. But that means people in your calling country cannot call you back as they would be calling your Philippine phone at high costs. VIBER OUT: It appears you call from the Viber app and so do not buy a phone number in your calling country. You can also buy credit to use for phone calls (instead of buying a monthly plan if use is infrequent) and for sending SMS. The recipient will see the phone number you purchased and the recipient can call you back at the rate for calling a number in his own country (so free on most mobile call plans). You then buy a certain number of minutes per month to call from Skype to that country - it is £2.40 for 100 minutes and £5 for 400 minutes (I think, as everywhere my wife and I looked we found different rates quoted). SKYPE: You buy a normal phone number in the ONE country (UK in my case) you wish to call frequently for about £30 per annum. I currently use SKYPE to call UK numbers and these are the differences:

Has anyone used VIBER OUT (or other international calling systems) - a calling plan whereby unlimited minutes can be purchased to phone abroad?

How much is viber out credit