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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on February 14, 2008
Their big selling point: they use a technology where your mobile operator won't bill you for the call unless it's actually connected to the party at the other end. Apparently, the "other companies" don't do this, meaning you pay for the mobile minutes through your carrier whether or not you connect to the party at the remote end!
Well, I guess that's some differentiation, but really, that's all you got? The rates I saw didn't even look that good, either.
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Vote for Manifone Claims To Not Charge When The Call Isn't Connected:
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Rating: 8.33 out of 3 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
tom
(02/14/08 7:26am)
yes. it tends to be an issue with voip that lots of times calls connect and than ring; therefore you get charged for every call. with voicemail such a standard thing most of the time it makes no difference except you pay for maybe an extra 30 seconds on each call.
Response from:
Dameon Welch-Abernathy
(02/14/08 5:05pm)
Every penny counts, that's for sure!
Response from:
battery
(11/24/08 12:07am)
Well, I guess that's some differentiation, but really, that's all you got? The rates I saw didn't even look that good, either.
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