Second Avenue.
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> From: Skype
> Date: October 4, 2006 4:25:51 PM HST
> To: cooperw001@mac.com
> Subject: Let your friends know about Skype's free calls within US
> and Canada
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> If you can’t read this email, please click this link:http://
> www.skype.com/email/helloagain_new
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> Hello again biking2006,
> We hope you've enjoyed your first couple of weeks with Skype. Here
> are some ways to get even more out of this great piece of software:
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> Free calls to all phones within US & Canada
> Useful things you can do with Skype
> New Skype features — cheap international calling, SkypeIn, Skype
> Voicemail & ringtones
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> Free calls within US and Canada - let your friends know
> Calls to friends and family with Skype have always been free. Now
> we’ve made calls within the US and Canada to all phones totally
> free too till the end of the year. Calling landlines or mobile
> phones within the US and Canada won’t cost you a cent.
>
> We think everyone should be able to make free calls, so start
> sharing the good news and let your friends know they can join you
> and the other 100 million Skype users worldwide.
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> Useful things you can do with Skype
> Type a text chat when you’ve lost your voice or you’re tired of
> talking.Talk with up to four people at the same time on aconference
> call.
> Transfer files (really big ones) in no time at all.Make a free
> video call.
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> Watch our film about the useful things you can do with Skype
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> New Skype features
> Make really cheap international calls to friends on landlines and
> mobile phones worldwide withSkypeOut. (Maybe ask them why they're
> not using Skype to talk for free.)Take messages with Skype
> Voicemail when you're offline, busy on another call or in the
> shower. Skype Voicemail comes free with SkypeIn or you can
> subscribe separately for $20 a year.
> Forward calls to a phone when you’re away from Skype.Accept calls
> from mobiles and landlines with a SkypeInnumber.
> Personailse your Skype with ringtones and cool avatars (WeeMees)
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> Watch our film about using Skype with ordinary phones
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> Frequently asked questions
> I’ve heard that I can get a virus through Skype?
> What does Skype do to keep my computer secure?
> How do I buy Skype Credit?
> How do I get a new password?
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> Terms of Service?
> In order to use this free product, you need to agree to the
> SkypeOut Terms of Service.
>
> Need help?
> If you need help with Skype, please visit our Help section.
>
> Forgotten your password?
> No worries, you can have a new password sent to your email address.
> Simply fill out this form.
>
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> Want to write to us?
> Got something to share with us? Please be aware that you can’t
> reply to this email, because it’s just a machine receiving them.
> Apologies for that, but we would really love to hear from you, so
> please go to skype.com/go/forum where you can leave us a comment.
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> Want to find out more?
> We have lots of interesting Skype stories - real-life documentaries
> of how people are using Skype to change the way they communicate.
>
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2 comments:
What this free service does is allow you to talk long distance within Canada and the US free through your computer. I use Skype between Ontario and Hawaii.
Second Avenue.
I use skype with my sister in Montreal from Calgary and also when my husband is in Dubai or Abu Dhabi but Skype also have a phone service - we use the computer to Skype not the phone line. I think the cheapest is the service my sister uses .99 cents for I think an hour or maybe its 30 minutes - she dies 1010 something or other and it is .99 whether she gets answering machine or yaks for the duration.
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