Make Free VIOP Calls To 30+ Countries For Free Using GTalk

Thanks to the recent partnership between Talkster and GTalk2VoIP, users can now make fast and free calls to any number in the world.It was officially launched today its integration with GTalk2VoIP, offering callers worldwide free international, long distance and group conference calls.So,where’s catch?? All Talkster calls are ad-supported,Callers listen to a 10-second audio ad prior to the start of their call and their talk time is never limited or interrupted. The ads are localized with relevant offers and coupons.

It requires no registration, and unconditional free unlimited VoIP calls to mobiles and landlines.

Here’s how you can setup your GTalk2VoIP account

Open GTalk and press the Add button to add a contact.

1. click on the Add button to add a friend,

   Type in the phone number of the person you want to call in the following format.

   Use full phone number, including country code and area code:

   phonenumber@talkster.gtalk2voip.com

   Example: for UK, use 442071234567@talkster.gtalk2voip.com or
   for USA , use 12125551212@talkster.gtalk2voip.com

2. You’ll get a confirmation from Talkster with instructions and an SMS sent to your friend with his local Talkster call-in number if you called a mobile number and your friend is added to the list, and you can make calls any time.

For more details on how to call, check out the official site here.

Here’s the press release on the launch of GTalk2VoIP

GTalk2VoIP – HomePage

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2 Responses to “Make Free VIOP Calls To 30+ Countries For Free Using GTalk”

1. Anonymous says:

   November 29, 2008 at 11:51 am

   Ummmmm, what’s “VIOP”?

   Did you mean “VOIP”?

   Reply
2. Avinash says:

   November 29, 2008 at 4:06 pm

   @Anonymous: yeah I meant VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol ) VIOP was a typo, thanks for the heads up, correcting the url could give visitors a 404 error ( page not found error)so did not change it, will try correcting it by doing a redirect.

   Reply

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