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Make Free Pc To Phone Calls

faisal — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 16:13:14 GMT

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Zenofone : Free Calling credit : Make Free Voip calls

faisal — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:13:14 GMT

ZenoFon, a brazil based new voip provider is offering a great voip deal. Zenofon is offering free calling credit to test their service. Initially Zenofon was offering $10 credit but now they have reduced this free calling credit to $1.25. (I guess this will be reduced further as more and more people join this new service). So, better to join it now !!

Mr. Hitesh, a regular reader of this blog first informed about Zenofon to us. Vikas also mailed about the same offer to us. You need not to have any credit card, paypal account to get this free credit. All you need to do is sign up with Zenofon and you will get your free credit worth $1.25.

The bonus credit is only through referral or Invitation. So you need to use our (or any other) referral link in order to register with Zenofon and get free credit.

The calling rates of Zenofon are cheap, so you will get most of your free talktime. No Pin needed. They give you USA numbers that you can forward to your International contacts. Call right from your cell phonebook, NO PINS or access numbers.

Change your Caller-ID
Pick the caller-ID that shows up when you call people. Keep people on a need to know basis.

Invite (referral system) to get commission (more free talktime) :
Everytime a new friend joins Zenofon using your referral, you get commissions. Just invite your friends and earn commission which can be redeemed for the free calls. You get 50 cents for each friend you refer.

So, register with Zenofon, get your free credit and make free calls.

YupeePhone offers 120 free minutes every month : Cheap Voip calls

faisal — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:12:23 GMT

Few days back Tuitalk decreased their free minutes to India, Actionvoip increased their call rates to India. But you need not to worry as we have found another good cheap deal for calling India.

YupeePhone was discussed on this blog about 6-7 months back when they started their voip service. YupeePhone offered monthly plans for calling India, Pakistan and it was a big hit. However with time the popularity faded out But YupeePhone has again picked a boom in the voip market. This time YupeePhone has come up with some amazing plans, cheapest rates, good customer support, many calling options and lots of other features.

Though YupeePhone offers some great plans for calling a lot of countries, lets first discuss the plans for India.

YupeePhone Pay as you go Plan : You can test the YupeePhone service for as low as $2 (yeah unlike betamax it does offers you flexibility to buy such minimum credit).

The calling rate to India is just 1.65 cent per minute to mobiles. The cost for every phone call is calculated per minute and there are no connecting fees, weekly fees, or maintenance fees.

The best part (a good deal offered by YupeePhone)
All customers in the Pay As You Go plan can receive 120 free minutes every month to select destinations (INDIA included). In order to activate the offer you have to add at least an initial payment of $20 into your account and to keep it you have to add one $20 payment every 4 months. If you do not want to add more funds, you will just use your existing credit with our low rates and no free minutes.

If you use Free Pc to Phone unique YupeePhone link then you will additionally get 10% discount on all your YupeePhone deals.

YupeePhone monthly plan to call India (Family plan) :
Baby Freedom Plan ($19.95/mo)- India - 1200 Minutes per month. You can use the 1200 minutes to call landlines (fixed) and mobiles in India. You can call from AS MANY phone lines as you want. Your effective calling rates is just 1.67 cents per minute.

YupeePhone service can be used via SIP (using IP adapters) or Pc to Phone calling service using its softphone. You can also use access numbers (like a calling card). It offers access numbers in USA, Canada. It also offers callback feature.

For people for whom voip is blocked, YupeePhone offers a Free VPN connection even with the Pay as you go plan.

In my opinion, YupeePhone is sure worth a try. I am sure you will like the YupeePhone service. Are you using YupeePhone ? Do share your feedback with us, people from YupeePhone visit this blog regularly, so you will surely be heard.

Tuitalk reduces call duration to 2 min per call to India I am sure every regular reader of this blog must be aware of Tuitalk. Tuitalker ga

faisal — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:10:50 GMT

I am sure every regular reader of this blog must be aware of Tuitalk. Tuitalker gained much popularity only when it started offering free calls to India (though they were offering free international calls to many other countries about 40).

Tuitalk free international calls offer (specially to India was a big hit). Tuitalk, a Free Pc to Phone calling service, initially it was even offering free India to India calls but later restricted calls from other countries to India. (People of India were restricted from usin Tuitalk software). I myself used the service for a good period of time. Earlier the call duration was of 10 min (it offered 10min/day free minutes).

Tuitalk post has recently received many user comments informing us about the reduction of free minutes. Tuitalk has reduced the call duration to just 2min/per to a max of 3 calls per day. That makes a total of just 6 min per day.....lol. Are they kiddin...???

When the call rates of Pc to Phone services like Nymgo, call rates of Betamax services and even call rates of calling card like Pingo is so less, why would people still go for these 2min/call deal. (this means you save only 2-3 cents...lol..not even Rs 1.).

I guess Tuitalk seriously needs to think about their update. I am sure a lot many people would stop using their free service. I guess either they are not finding advertisers to pay for calls or whatever reason they need to work it out.

Rebtel Offers 30% discount : calls to Ghana

faisal — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:09:33 GMT

Not many voip providers are offering cheap calls to African Countries. A lot of calls are made each day to these destinations. Aim of this blog is to provide readers with the best voip deals to enable them to make cheap and free voip calls.

Rebtel, a well known voip providers (a lot of Free Pc to Phone calls readers use it) is offering some discount on calls to Ghana and Nigeria.

Rebtel is offering 30% discount on calls made to Ghana. Normal rates to call Ghana are 6.9 cents for landlines and 14.9 cents for mobiles. That means your effective calling rate would be just 4.83 for calling Ghana Landlines.

Similarly it is also offering 50% calls made to Nigeria phones. I guess these voip deals are good for those who want to make Phone to Phone calls to African Countries. Guys do check out Rebtel (offering 2.9 cents/min to India).

Candlestick Charts

faisal — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:29:23 GMT

Candlestick Charts

A candlestick chart shows how currency pairs fluctuate in relative value over time. The x axis shows time in what ever increment a trader wants to see it. It could be minutes, hours, days or even weeks. The y axis shows the value of one base currency unit relative to the other currency in the pair. The candlestick chart below shows EUR/USD at five minute intervals over four hours.

The body of the chart shows blue and red rectangles - which are the "candlesticks". When the candlestick is blue, it means the value of the base currency has increased relative to its pair in that time interval. For blue candlesticks, the bottom edge is the opening price and the top edge is the closing price in the time interval.

When the candlestick is red, it means the value of the base currency has decreased relative to its pair in that time interval. For red candlesticks, the top edge is the opening price and the bottom edge is the closing price in the time interval.

The thin lines protruding from the top and bottom of the rectangles are called “wicks” or “tails” or “shadows”. They display the high and low prices of the base currency relative to its pair in that time interval.

Most often, we see “Bid” charts – which shows the price of selling the base currency relative to its pair. But a trader can also choose to display "Ask" charts - which show the price of buying the base currency relative to its pair.

Orders and Trades

faisal — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:27:55 GMT

Orders and Trades

Generally speaking, there are three types of Forex orders:

1. Market order – an order to buy or sell a currency

2. Limit order – an order to capture gains from advantageous market movements

3. Stop order – an order to forego further losses from disadvantageous market movements

If a trader believes the value of a base currency will increase relative to its pair, the trader should place a Market Order to buy the currency at its “Ask” price. However, in order to protect against the risk of significant losses, a prudent trader will simultaneously place a Stop Order to sell the currency if the “Bid” price drops to a certain level. In addition, in order to capture profits, a trader will often place a Limit Order to sell the currency if the “Bid” price rises to a certain level.

In contrast, if a trader believes the value of a base currency will decrease relative to its pair, the trader should place a Market Order to sell the currency at its “Bid” price. However, in order to protect against the risk of significant losses, a prudent trader will simultaneously place a Stop Order to buy the currency if the “Ask” price rises to a certain level. In addition, in order to capture profits, a trader will often place a Limit Order to buy the currency if the “Ask” price drops to a certain level.

Therefore, prudent Forex trading would suggest that every “buy” order be coupled with two “sell” orders; and every “sell” order be coupled with two “buy” orders

Calculating Profit and Loss

faisal — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:26:37 GMT

Calculating Profit and Loss

Example 1:

Imagine the current bid/ask for EUR/USD is EUR/USD: 1.2836/39, meaning a trader can buy 1 euro for 1.2839 or sell 1 euro for 1.2836.

Suppose a trader decides that the Euro is undervalued against the US dollar and expects the value of the Euro to rise. To execute this strategy, a trader would buy Euros (simultaneously selling dollars), and then wait for the exchange rate to rise.

Therefore, the trader places the order to buy 100,000 Euros and pays 128,390 dollars (100,000 x 1.2839) for that order. Remember, at a leverage rate of 400:1, the traders deposit would be approximately $321 for this trade.

As expected, the Euro strengthens to 1.2842/44. Now, to realize the profits, the trader places an order to sell 100,000 Euros at the current rate of 1.2842, and receive 128,420 dollars for that trade.

The trader bought 100k Euros at 1.2839, paying $128,390. Then the trader sold 100k Euros at 1.2842, receiving $128,420. That is a difference of 3 pips, or in dollar terms ($128,420 – 128,390 = $30).

Total profit = US $30 on a deposit of $321

Example 2:

Now in this example, imagine the trader once again buys EUR/USD when trading at 1.2836/39. Just as before, the trader buys 100,000 Euros and pays 128,390 dollars (100,000 x 1.2839).

However, the Euro weakens to 1.2833/36. Now, to minimize loses, the trader sells 100,000 Euros at 1.2833 and receives $128,330.

In this case, the trader bought 100k Euros at 1.2839, paying $128,390 and sold 100k Euros at 1.2833, receiving $128,330. That is a difference of 6 pips, or in dollar terms ($128,390 - 128,330 = $60).

Total loss = US $60

FOREX Basics

faisal — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:25:44 GMT

FOREX Basics

"Forex" stands for foreign exchange; it is also known as FX. It is the buying and selling of currencies. Unlike stocks or futures, there is no centralized exchange for Forex. All transactions happen via phone or electronic network. Because of this, Forex is among the most liquid of trading instruments. In fact, the daily trading volume of currencies is $ 3.2 Trillion – which is more than all other world market exchange trading combined!

More than 85% of Forex trading volume occurs in the “Major” currencies: US Dollar, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar.

In a Forex transaction, currencies trade in pairs. Therefore, a trader buys one currency while simultaneously selling its pair. That is, a trader exchanges the sold currency for the one being bought. So when a trader trades Euro-US Dollar (EUR/USD), the trader is actually exchanging the Euro for the US Dollar or vice versa. And when a trader trades US Dollar / Japanese Yen (USD/JPY), the trader is actually exchanging the US Dollars for Japanese Yen or vice versa.

The chart below displays some major and minor currency pairs and their associated trading terminology.

Symbol	Currency Pair	Trading Terminology
GBPUSD	British Pound / US Dollar	"Cable"
EURUSD	Euro / US Dollar	"Euro"
USDJPY	US Dollar / Japanese Yen	"Dollar Yen"
USDCHF	US Dollar / Swiss Franc	"Dollar Swiss", or "Swissy"
USDCAD	US Dollar / Canadian Dollar	"Dollar Canada"
AUDUSD	Australian Dollar / US Dollar	"Aussie Dollar"
EURGBP	Euro / British Pound	"Euro Sterling"
EURJPY	Euro / Japanese Yen	"Euro Yen"
EURCHF	Euro / Swiss Franc	"Euro Swiss"
GBPCHF	British Pound / Swiss Franc	"Sterling Swiss"
GBPJPY	British Pound / Japanese Yen	"Sterling Yen"
CHFJPY	Swiss Franc / Japanese Yen	"Swiss Yen"
NZDUSD	New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar	"New Zealand Dollar" or "Kiwi"
USDZAR	US Dollar / South African Rand	"Dollar Zar" or "South African Rand"
GLDUSD	Spot Gold	"Gold"
SLVUSD	Spot Silver	"Silver"