Make free mobile calls with JAJAH Mobile Web

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Make free mobile calls with JAJAH Mobile Web

by Chris Gilmer Feb 7th 2007

Today Jajah announced JAJAH Mobile Web, a service made especially for smartphones like the Blackberry, Treo, and Windows Mobile devices. Like Jajah's service that allows for the ability to make free local and international calls with a regular phone, Jajah's mobile service aims to do the same for mobile users. Any device that has internet access with a browser can make free or low-cost calls with a click. As long as you are a Jajah user, you can call other members for no cost, or call for a small fee to non-members. Web consumers can access the service directly from their browsers by visiting mobile.jajah.com. The Mobile Web service then ties into user's address books where calls can be placed. Simply enter the phone number of the individual or scroll down on your address book, and Jajah will make the call. Jajah has a Flickr photo tour so you can better understand the process involved. You can also check out the JAJAH Mobile Web video tour after the jump. Mobile providers watch out!

Tags: audio, blackberry, calls, cell phone, CellPhone, free calls, FreeCalls, jajah, mobile, mobile calls, MobileCalls, phone, smartphone, treo, windows mobile, WindowsMobile

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Ted Karp said 2:17PM on 2-08-2007

If it is Free it is for me!

Here is what I found

There are a bunch of sites offerring Free International from the US I found some access numbers that you just dial and then enter the international number

The fastest one is 218-339-1986
Here is the list from one of the websites
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil, Belo Horizonte
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro
Brazil, Sao Paulo
Canada
Canada Cellular
China
China Cellular
Chile, Santiago
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Guam
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Cellular
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Mexico, Guadalajara
Mexico, Monterey
Mexico, Puebla
Mexico, Mexico City
Mexico, Queretaro
Mexico, Leon
Mexico, Aguacalientes
Mexico, San Luis Potosi
Mexico, Toluca
Mexico, Cuernavaca
Mexico, Celaya
Mexico, Torreon
Mexico, Irapuato
Mexico, Tijuana
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Panama, Panama City
Peru, Lima
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Russia, Moscow
Russia, St Petersburg
Singapore
Singapore Cellular
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand
Thailand Cellular
Turkey, Istanbul
US Virgin Islands
United Kingdom
Venezuela, Caracas

k said 7:21PM on 2-13-2007

You can also try this free Jajah client for BlackBerry devices: http://www.blackberryinsight.com/2006/09/13/bbcalls-free-calls-with-your-blackberry-for-real/

ansh said 6:26AM on 2-26-2007

awesome

ansh said 6:27AM on 2-26-2007

awesome

vishal said 6:38AM on 2-26-2007

IS there anyway to make free calls to guyana (592)?

blackcoffeenosugar said 8:27PM on 2-28-2007

Sounds like a similar stuff to Skype, the only difference is it is more likely for you to find some skype users (whom you want to call) online. Thus you will be more likely to get free calls by using Skype.

RCallsGlobal said 3:59AM on 4-02-2007

Here’s an interesting idea: RCalls Global are a company that are offering free VOIP calls to their users based on them viewing Advertising ads in the calling software while they are on the phone. The RCalls Global concept is simple. It’s a standard SIP client which has a view panel that displays advertising while the user is using the software. Granted, the user doesn't have to look at their screen while calling, but when you’re on the phone, your eyes tend to wander and most of the time you’ll focus on something that is changing. And bingo .. the advertisement gets imprinted in your memory ..
RCalls Global also allows advertisers to “brand” the player and give it away as their own. This is an interesting idea in that you can offer value to your customer while keeping them captive to your branding.

Download your FREE VoIP Dialer at www.rcallsglobal.com click on FREE USERS enter your email and enjoy FREE WORLDWIDE CALLING

prasanth said 9:18AM on 4-11-2007

fds

gtnice said 9:11AM on 5-06-2007

Is there a way to call guyana for free using voip from the usa.

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