I’m using http://www.freebuzzer.com lately, only a few short calls permitted but it’s free for international calls.

j’ai découvert ce site sur une chaine d’infos et j’ai kiffé grave. Malheureusement j’ai tenté à plusieurs reprises mais c’est pas passé.j’aimerais savoir si ce n’est pas seulement les pays francophones qui sont pris en compte.j’attends vos réponses merci.

you can bring me your answer in english if you want.Thank you very much I expect to receive your answer soon as you can!

The fact that you know who George Garrick is is proof that you’re writing from the perspective of one of our competitors, and you’re therefore badly biased. Which competitor, I can’t tell.

I’m not going to get any further into the financials, since the point of my first comment was to emphasize that our success is largely attributable to our callers’ good experiences with our number.

The only difficulties are around gaining advertisers. But essentially – knowing the time of day and location of your caller is pretty good. Plus, don’t forget – doesn’t the calling party also get an ad?

The icondial page as it stands is a calling card, a demo – and a scalability test it would seem. I’ve got a widget on my contact page for an example – don’t click it, it will call my phone and my local time is +8 GMT here.

Value: allow your customers to call you, whether that be your business web page, paid search or classifieds. with just a few lines of code you can widgetize a link to a phone without exposing the telephone number.

Would you pay an extra 50 cents to have this feature on a classified ad so that with one click anyone can call you without exposing your phone number ?

I looked around for a short bit and could not find anything that does the same – which surprised me, it seems this would have been done already.

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