You can make international calls with Google Voice at very low rates. Calls can be initiated from the web, your Google Voice phone number, and via our mobile app. Learn more at www.google.com
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thnx Google for inviting me…..love this!
Thanks google voice for inviting me
How can I get an invite?
@caturn88 “Well said that man” Im using voice but its a bit tricky with the US slant…google will come through in the end im sure they realise there is a world outside the US. Can understand them growing in their own back yard first….just when the rest? Well perhaps not China
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@wellermj69 use a proxy if u want.
@wellermj69 never cause google is US BASED
Hopefully it will be available soon for international use indeed. Google will be the cheapest
What I would like to know is how they can guarantee the cost of the call, as surely as you must dial out on your phone your carrier can controll the cost of that call… or is it a VOIP thingy i’m confused as to how it will work!!
looping 0:00 to 0:01 is fun
Call you GV # .. when it is ringing press teh STAR key, then your PIN, then the 2 key., THEN you cal dial OUT
There are insane legal problems with supporting phone service globally. Most of them are related to taxes and laws. For the longest time Skype didn’t support CID in the US because of a legal requirement to associate a number with an address for 911 purposes. Then there is the ‘wiretapping’ laws in every country. Finally, telephones are HEAVILY taxes all over the world. No sovereign nation wants GV to come in and circumvent a revenue stream.
This doesn’t work. I call my GV number and get my voicemail (no problem), but I get no prompt to dial. If I press ’2′, ‘#’ or ’0′ it simply starts the VM right away. This use to work, and so when I tried to do this again I was confused. What happened???
Nice!
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Jason Toss? who the f**k would want to call him???
When will google voice be available internationally?
International calls aren’t the same thing as international availability
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