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$1 = 100 Minutes International Call to 47 Countries Fixed Line for TPG Customer

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dragonrabit on 21/11/2009 - 01:18 tpg.com.au (1999 clicks)
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$1 International Call Cap via TPG International VoIP Gateway

Make cheap international fixed line calls from 2 nominated numbers (fixed line or mobile phone) using TPG International VoIP Gateway. Currently you must be a TPG standalone broadband (ADSL, ADSL2+, Naked ADSL2+) or mobile customer to qualify for this great offer.

Monthly Charge $1
Excludes cost of accessing the TPG Gateway
Included Cap Value Up to 100 minutes* per month.
Click here to view a list of included international fixed line
destinations.
Contract No contract

First month minimum charge is $21 (includes VoIP Deposit of $20).
* Calls to international fixed line destinations are charged in 1 minute increments. Calls to international mobiles excluded. To view the list of selected international fixed line destinations eligible for "$1 = up to 100 Minutes" offer, please click here.

How It Works
It's easy to make international fixed line calls. Simply:

  1. Dial the TPG Gateway Number from 2 nominated phones (landline or mobile phone).

  2. Dial the international fixed line number and then use TPG VoIP network to get connected.

    Super Cheap International Calls $1 = up to 100 Minutes
    Enjoy up to 100 minutes of fixed line calls to your friends and family overseas (over 100 international fixed line destinations) for as little as $1 per month.

    Low Call Rates
    Standard Rates apply to excluded or excess call usage. Click here to view the complete list of call rates.

    No PIN number required
    TPG will authenticate you based on your registered numbers

Important Things You Need to Know

Payment:
Monthly charges are billed monthly in advance. Payment options are Direct Debit or Credit Card.

$1 = up to 100 Minutes:
Includes up to 100 minutes per month for calls to selected international fixed line destinations. Calls to international mobiles excluded. International calls are charged in 1 minute increments. Unused minutes are forfeited at the end of each month. VoIP Deposit of $20 required for excluded or excess calls.

Accessing the TPG Gateway:
TPG advises you that charges for International VoIP Minutes exclude any charges that you may incur in accessing the TPG International VoIP Gateway.

VoIP Deposit:
At the time of registration, we debit $20 that is kept as a deposit for any excluded or excess call usage (any international fixed line calls that go either above Included Cap Value or are not classified as an eligible call, e.g. national calls, calls to international fixed line destinations which are not eligible for the "$1 = up to 100 Minutes" offer). If your deposit falls below $5 at any time, you will be automatically debited $20. If you do not exceed the limit of 100 minutes per month and do not incur any charges for excluded call usage, your deposit will not ever be debited.

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  • Pigey on 21/11/2009 - 01:48
    +1

    Pennytel has 8c call cap to about 70 destinations :)

  • dragonrabit on 21/11/2009 - 01:54
    -2

    this is $1 = 100 mnts = 1 cent/mnt

    pennytel 8 cnt /mnt = 8x more expensive.

    • Spazzwan on 21/11/2009 - 01:56

      are vowels that hard to type?

      • WaywardOne on 21/11/2009 - 04:10

        hahaha yeh I agree. Just reading the title, I did not know what 'mnts' was. It is the first time I'd seen minutes abbreviated this way! Mounts? Months? So much ambiguity :P

    • manobik on 21/11/2009 - 01:58
      +1

      nope my friend.

      you pay 8c/CALL , not 8c/MIN

      • dragonrabit on 21/11/2009 - 02:00
        +1

        my mistake, yeah they are cheap then.

    • YesPleaseThankYou on 21/11/2009 - 12:46

      PennyTel is NOT 8¢ minute, it is 8¢ per call.

  • tim_geo on 21/11/2009 - 02:52

    Haha, the $20 deposit will last almost two years

    • YesPleaseThankYou on 21/11/2009 - 15:22

      No, the deposit is just that, it is a deposit and it not used for call charges on a day to day basis.

      "we debit $20 that is kept as a deposit for any excluded or excess call usage (any international fixed line calls that go either above Included Cap Value or are not classified as an eligible call"

      So, if you make an ineligible call, then you might see the deposit go in a flash. The ineligible destinations are the more expensive ones :)

  • [Deactivated] on 21/11/2009 - 09:05

    With Pennytel Maxotel Mynetfone, you can use any ADSL provider not just TPG

    Plus you have to call TPG's gateway so its a local call rate depending on your local call costs (say average 20c)

    Calls are in 1 minute increments vs per sec timing.

    No big deal but still adds to cost, then you also pay for your local call connection if the call doesnt go thru - ie engaged

    The others include some calls to international mobiles while this has none.

    And what are the charges outside the cap - if you talk to aunt mabel in WA for 50 minutes it appears this will eat into your cap, so calling fred in the US is now down to 50 minutes not 100 minutes

    • Pigey on 21/11/2009 - 09:52

      Best set up is use iinetVoIP and route all national calls through that, everything else via PennyTel/MNF etc…

      • dragonrabit on 21/11/2009 - 16:03

        why iinetvoip? their cheapest plan is $10/month and no free calls compare than pennytel freedom plan that has $5 monthly fee but u get 80 calls a month and cheaper as well for ausie landline.

        • mawinmawin on 22/11/2009 - 00:05

          he must be meaning of iinet naked adsl (it comes with free voip for national calls)

          • dragonrabit on 22/11/2009 - 01:10

            @mawinmawin: i believe the modem/ reuter can setup for 1 voip only. except if the other one will be use as soft phone right?

        • Pigey on 23/11/2009 - 00:19

          Yeah, sorry. iiNet naked adsl with free national calls like mawinmawin said.

          Via dial plans, everything goes through iiNet except
          04x.
          0011x.
          13x.

          Pennytel App on iPhone is the best though.

          Find a free wifi hotspot in another country, (Starbucks), can access Pennytel rates (i.e. 8c to anywhere in Australia). No more crazy international call rates while travelling anymore.

          Plus I've jailbreaked my iPhone so I can use Pennytel over mobile data (not as good as wifi though)

  • McMerc on 21/11/2009 - 10:38
    +1

    Pennytel is still miles ahead…….

  • Blinda on 21/11/2009 - 10:45
    +1

    With pennytel, it took 2 months to use up my $5.00 credit. absolutely brilliant.

  • sonicentropy on 21/11/2009 - 14:35
    +1

    I have a pennysim so I can make 8 cent per calls from my mobile

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