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World Phone offers new Net telephony plans

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New Delhi, Sept 27 World Phone Internet Services Pvt Ltd has announced its new Internet telephony unlimited plans to the US, the UK, Australia and Canada, which will be available at Rs 1,500 per month onwards, effectively bringing the price down to about 50 paisa per minute.

World Phone’s new service will allow consumers to make international calls without even using a computer. Subscribers will get a regular telephone with an international virtual number, which if directly plugged in to a DSL/broadband Internet connection, allows them to make unlimited international calls to the country of their choice by paying an upfront fee that varies from Rs 2,500 a month to Rs 750 a month.

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