03 October, 2006

Skype

Perhaps many people in .ae are unaware of the true amount of money Etisalat / the TRA / Du can gain by blocking VoIP…

This graph (courtesy of anonymous) displays the savings / stealing capable from usage of VoIP:


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8 comments:

  1. Mme Cyn03 October, 2006 23:48

    Keep the campaign going, samuraisam! Etisalad, Eggysalad, Itisalot -- whatever you want to call it, it's nice to see exactly what they're ripping us off for. For now.

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  2. ArO04 October, 2006 00:54

    Enlightning.

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  3. Lirun04 October, 2006 01:10

    i must say i love skype.. i use it for all of my overseas friends..much clearer than phone lines most of the time..

    what a shame..

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  4. Anonymous04 October, 2006 12:32

    And let's not forget, if you use Skype to talk to somebody on their computer, it's absolutely free.

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  5. Anonymous04 October, 2006 15:56

    Yes, you cannot call Israel from the UAE. Try dialing a number in Israel, and all you get is a recording telling you the connection cannot be made.

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  6. Anonymous04 October, 2006 17:14

    Anonymous @ 15:56
    Hmmm so what happens if someone from Isreal emails a emirates.net.ae email address or the other way around.
    Does the email disappear ?

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  7. Lirun05 October, 2006 13:32

    well lets try.. if someone wants to email me their number by all means ill call it

    emspeaceblog@hotmail.com

    take out insurance on your pc though so it doesnt disappear

    ;)

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  8. Habeeb05 October, 2006 15:12

    u forgot to add pakistan on the list:P

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