Free unlimited calls using rediffmail: free calls from mobile to india

You can make free phone calls to anywhere in the world now.An Italian software company -Seven Rings International - is
launching its Voice over
Internet Protocol service in the country that provides free international phone calls, instant messages (chat) and text messages.
The move gains importance as this will help in further
reduction of call charges in the country. At present, India has the lowest call
charges in the world with calls rates to the UK at around Rs 5 per minute, the US at around Rs 6 and the Gulf at Rs 10-12. However, this depends on the operator and tariff plans.
"We have begun soft launch of the services in India and we expect it to be fully operational by March this year. Already over 500 people have signed up
for the service in the country,and we expect further additions due to the cost benefits of the service," Seven Rings International President Elia De Prisco told Business Standard. To avail of the service, a user will have to log on to the company's website ourfreephone.com and download the software Our Free Phone. The company intends to charge a flat monthly user fee (for
software) of round $9.9(around Rs 500) irrespective of the calls and messages made.

However, for free international calls the receiving party also
should have installed OFP. The suite runs on phone with
Symbian and Windows Operating Systems, which are normally found on mid- to high-end phones. Prisco claims that over 600 handset models across the
world support the suite, and a large number of medium range phones in the country.
Calls can be made from mobile phones with Internet access as the suite uses VoIP, a technology used for
transmission of voice
communications over the
Internet. OFP also enables calls to made to other phones that does not
have the suite, but at a cost.
"Users can save up to 80 per
cent of call charges -compared with international calling rates - since the suite uses VoIP to terminate the calls. Instant Messages (chat) - using GTalk,
Yahoo! or MSN - can be
conducted with any user free- of-cost," Prisco added.
Even though, there are such
services available in foreign
countries - like Skype - this
would the first time a global
major is launching its services in the country.