Pulver.com has now Click-to-Call feature

Source: voipcentral.org

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Jeff has integrated click-to-call features of Sitofono at the pulver.com home page. Unfortunately, I cannot enjoy the service since it does not take Indian telephone numbers.

First, you need to select your country in the menu, and then enter the fixed telephone number. After that, they must click on the Call for Free button. This service is free.

Developed and powered by Abbeynet, Sitofono is a push button, which can be put in the web pages to receive real time calls from the people on the internet directly on your fixed phone, switchboard, toll free number or automatic responder.

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Published on April 18th, 2007 under , ,

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