Using VoIP for your calls is the “in thing” today. This is the best “TREND” I like since it promotes SAVINGS and HUGE HUGE SAVINGS! It feels good also to know that I am becoming to know more about gadgets and technology now after I used VOIP for my phone calls.

VoIP is making calls using internet access instead of regular telephone wirings. You can use VoIP on your mobile too if your phone has wifi or 3G network.  At home or in the office, you can connect your regular phone to any VoIP device so you can make and receive phone calls. Do not forget to connect your VoIP device to your internet router or modem.  You can also use your internet router as your VoIP device already. The catalog box of your router will tell you if it’s SIP/VoIP capable, if it’s not there, then don’t bother.  That means, you need to get VoIP device and have it connected to your internet router.

Calls are great that the person on the other line will not notice that you’re not using the regular line (landline or mobile). The only problem is when your internet port is blocking SIP/VoIP calls then that mean you cannot receive calls. This is encountered mostly by BELGACOM customers with their BBOX. To resolve the issue, I saw this great video sent on my email as one of my so-called VOIP alerts (I am VoIP fanatic now). This is about changing the port 5060 to 9999 so that you will be able to receive SIP calls.