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n though European Union regulators have stepped in and forced reluctant mobile phone operators to cut their call charges [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it can still be relatively expensive calling home or even receiving a call when you are out of the country. And unless you are on a monthly tariff that offers lots of free minutes it can soon add up if you regularly make calls within the UK, especially at pay-as-you-go rates.
However, the irony is that it doesn't have to be expensive to communicate with friends or family, whether they are in this country or on the other side of the world, just so long as you have access to a computer and broadband. By downloading some nifty VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) software you can be calling your mates and family for free in minutes [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and for as long as you want to stay on the line. With some VoIP systems you can also call either landline or mobiles direct from your computer at cheaper rates than using your mobile [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], once you have bought some call credit.
Many people with VoIP software choose to use the in-built microphone and speakers supplied automatically with their PC or laptop. However, on occasion that arrangement is not convenient as it forces the caller to remain in front of their computer as they carry on their conversation. But, it is possible to buy a phone handset that looks and works like a normal landline phone and connects directly to your VoIP software. The big advantage of the handset, apart from sound quality is that it is very portable and can be used around the house; furthermore, the caller is not forced to sit in front of their computer.
Indeed, when using a handset it can be difficult to tell whether the caller is making landline or internet calls; but the phone bills will be much cheaper via the internet! However, internet calls are the second most basic version of the type of communication that can be made via such software; text based conversations are the considered easiest and are also a useful back-up, should a microphone and speaker set up not be available to conduct a voice call.
Although undoubtedly useful for private individuals, many businesses are now waking up to the cost and convenience advantages of using VoIP. It can help establish work groups and of further benefit, can also be used to conduct conference calls. For those on high-speed broadband there is also the option of high-quality video call, all making VoIP systems almost indispensible to the running of many small businesses.
Victoria Cochrane writes this article on behalf of a client of a digital marketing agency.? As a result, this article should be considered professionally written and not from the viewpoint of a consumer.