VoIS 'better and cheaper than Skype'

Skype charges €0.055 (approx. R0.68 excl. VAT) to call an SA fixed line destination
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Since when do you pay VAT on Skype calls?
 
And who uses Skype to call local phones? They need to give us a comparison for international calls, where Skype is generally about $0.02 a minute for most of the developed world destinations.
 
It's nice to compare against calling within SA, but how do they compare with Skype calling overseas? The Skype client is also free.
How do they compare with Vox, and other local VoIP providers?
 
With Skype, users have to pre-pay for airtime with their own credit card online, and then submit expense claims for their usage a month later, and probably only receive their reimbursement a month after that. Skype's fixed monthly subscription service is not available in South Africa.
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Not true!
http://www.skype.com/intl/en/allfeatures/subscriptions/southafrica400/

VoIS Anywhere is significantly cheaper than Skype. Skype charges €0.055 (approx. R0.68 excl. VAT) to call an SA fixed line destination, whereas the VoIS Anywhere rates range from approximately R0.35 to R0.55, depending on the destination called," says Hatfield.
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Not true
400mins for 9.95 euro/month (+- 30c/min) anytime:)

Looks like it doesnt include cell calls but its still cheaper.

Mr Hatfield dont pull a JZ on us!
 
I can vouch for the quality thou. My previous company we tested VoIS and it worked pretty good.
 
Arghh... MyBraodband staff writers are getting really bad with misleading titles? how is this cheaper than skype. It may be cheaper than skype out!?!?! but I stopped reading...
 
You gota love the fact the mybroadband doesnt like to outside sources? dope - why dont u guys put links so its easy to find more info on the service..
 
You gota love the fact the mybroadband doesnt like to outside sources? dope - why dont u guys put links so its easy to find more info on the service..
 
skype 400 is inbound to SA destinations and is a monthly subscription service.
 
all this sound interesting but isn't of much use to the average person, seems skype is still better
 
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