I signed up for Telextreme and my cousin did as well -- she and her husband previously used SKYPE and they said that the Telextreme VOIP is MUCH better, no delay, no dropped call, video in real time. I prefer using Telextreme to using my cell phone -- the voices are much clearer.
It´s excelent the VOIP service oftelextreme.
In reference to the Mexico Plus Plan, if you have people living in Mexico, you can gave him a regular mexican number among 15 cities and increase, and you answer the phone where ever you are around the world.
telextreme.com/digitalcommuni
Also, all the advantage that you have, the softphone, you can use it in your laptop-computer, and the voice is clear.
Also the other´s plan are excellent, we should see our familiar and personal necessities.
Spanish.
Es excelente el servicio de telextreme.
En referencia al plan mexico plus, si tu tienes gente o deseas hablar con personas en Mexico, puedes darle un número local mexicano para que te hablen, de entre 15 ciudades, que se incremetan, donde tu respondes el telefono donde quiera que estes en el mundo.
telextreme.com/digitalcommuni
Tambien, tienes la ventaja del softphone, que puedes usarlo ya sea en tu lap-computadora, y la voz se escucha clara.
Tambien los otros planes son excelentes, debemos ver nuestras necesidades personales y familiares.
Very good and the cheapest VoIP plan for local and long distance calls from Brazil. Bonus for indication of new customers as optional extra income.
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