My phone bill amounts to $2.50 per month. I send it on a skype calling plan for North America. The rest is all free. Free number at home (Freephoneline.ca), free number for my cell phone (Fongo), free number to my to my PC (Budweiser app for freephoneline.ca).
I have a backup cell phone number with a $20 plan for 100 minutes, for emergencies.
I have had to master the art of speaking in complete sentences and waiting for replies on my cell phone VoIP. For some reason the VoIP delay is sometimes quite perceptible over 3G (it can reach a third of a second in poor conditions). When WiFi is available the voice quality is very good.
- I use Free Phone Line - Phone Service at home, and my association office. ($100 adapter, free number and services)
Good sound quality. - On my 3G/WiFi phone I use to receive calls : FONGO Free Mobile Long Distance Calling and Text – Start Using Fongo to Call and Text Free Across Canada
Usually fair to good sound quality.
Warning: I have a small phone plan on my cell phone just in case the 3G is not available or poor. I find the sound quality on 3G is usually excellent, but can drop to zero sometimes. - On my 3G/WiFi phone to make calls all over North America Skype Mobile with free Skype to Skype calls and $2.50 per month unlimited calls to non-skype contacts.
Good sound quality. - Experimental, from my PC I used: Bud Phone - Get a free Canadian Phone number.
- Experimental: Google Hangouts Video chat with up to nine friends - Google+ video conference calls.
- Here are some blog pages wrote on VoIP Ideas and links: Search results for voip
