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Everybody’s talking about Skype and on Skype. But there are things about Skype that we don’t necessary like: connection fees for outgoing landline calls, inflexible Skype Credit amounts ($14 CAD and $35 CAD), and the fact that often, other people’s calls are being routed through your computer.
Don’t get me wrong… I do like Skype.
However, I prefer and use Vbuzzer for truly inexpensive long-distance phone calls, definitely cheap BuzzMe Toronto phone numbers, and the flexibility to integrate with a PBX system like Asterisk or 3CX.
Vbuzzer’s PC-to-PSTN calls are only 1 cent per minute to China, 1.5 cents per minute to Canada and the US, and 1.7 cents per minute to Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom.
Vbuzzer also offers $2.26 USD / month landline phone numbers that can be forwarded to any other phone, ring multiple locations simultaneously, or simply for use with their downloadable software client (Windows only).
Currently, there is a $25 per year special offer to existing landline subscribers, for unlimited incoming AND outgoing phone calls to the Toronto area.
Vbuzzer is a Canadian company, so maybe there’s something nice about that. It’s run by a small business called Softroute Corporation. The $0.26 in the $2.26 / month plans comes from the 13% PST+GST applicable in Ontario.
They also offer other VoIP-based services including cell phone callback, calling cards, and easy-to-use PC faxing.




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