Reliance iCall – Make Free Voip Calls Across World
Reliance iCall – Make Free Voip Calls Across World
Reliance Globalcom has entered the VOIP market with Reliance iCall. Reliance is taking onto those VoIP startups and internet phone companies. Its an warning for all voip companies in the world from Reliance.
They are one of the biggest calling carriers in the world. Reliance Globalcom, a division of Reliance Communications Limited has recently launched a new product called Reliance iCall in Beta version.
With partnering Flag telecom a few years back, according to industry analyst 85% of international call traffic is goes through reliance network. Its very big amount for any telecom company. As a leader in telecom industry, Reliance can offer their partner rates as close to 1 cent to India. Currently they are offering calls to India at 4.49 cents.
Reliance iCall is a computer application just like that will let you make free and cheap international calls to all over the world.
This application which they call it a softphone can be downloaded on to one’s computer. Once the application is installed, it will let you make calls, receive calls and has features like Call hold, caller ID, call waiting, phonebook, and personal conferencing and missed call alerts etc.
Free international calls were being offered as a part of their launch promotion. Totally free international VOIP Calls were made available to the countries like: USA,UK,Canada,Germany,China,France,Australia,Singapore,Japan,Brazil. It included landing and mobile as well.
For people using Reliance India Call, Reliance icall can be good alternative.
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Comment from Jamima
Time March 16, 2009 at 1:07 pm
Hi thanks for this great information and thanks for Reliance as well for this great offer, well I am outside from India and using Vopium to call india because i found it best, my question is that Reliance iCall will work in Europe? Waiting….