1 Minute Free Call
A few days ago My friend Jose called Me from Netherland. He call Me using VoIP - Voice over Internet Protocol - which cost cheaper than if You make international call through landline phone.
This afternoon, I chat with Him and ask what VoIP company He used to call Me, and He said He is using VoIP Buster. I visit Their web site and found that I can make a phone call to Netherland's landline phone for FREE! 
I was excited knowing that I can make a phone call to Netherland's landline phone for free. I downloaded the VoIP client, install it and try to call QnAp iT BV office in Netherland. It hooked up! I made a phone call to Netherland 
Marc was the one who pickup the phone.
Although there is a delay on the call - which quite disturbing but I'm OK with it as I make a phone call in the afternoon when all peoples in the office use the Internet - but it quite clear voice call. But... there is always a 'but' on a 'free' things.. the 'free' call is only for 1 minute 
if You want to continue talking You must buy a credit - Ain't free - or if You still doesn't want to pay a dime, just like Me You can call again and again and again, 1 minute each 
I'm happy I can talk with Ferdy in Netherland. It's been 1 month after I return to Indonesia. I met Him first time in Bogor - Indonesia and start Our friendship when We are in Netherland. Good to hear You're OK Ferdy!
Markus
June 13th, 2006 - 19:01
Hey Markus,
It’s not that expensive to call for longer than one minute: you have to buy credit, but you don’t need to buy more than $1 or €1 of credit. It makes calling more comfortable, although I think a delay in a phonecall is quite annoying if you try to have a normal conversation.
For me it is about €1,= to call to a cellphone in Indonesia using skype-out credit. The quality of the sound is sometimes better than when I use my regular HP to call to a HP in Indonesia.
June 14th, 2006 - 13:39
Hoi Sam,
I check My email this morning and got the login information email from voipbuster.com, in that email They said that I can get unlimited free call if I purchase 10 Euro credit, seems a good deal huh?
June 15th, 2006 - 16:49
If the connection is good enough for making calls, it should be a good deal. You should check on the time your credit stays valid. The time my one euro stayed valid was 1 year, you should consider if it’s worth it, when it’s one year for 10 euros and keep in the back of your head how often you will actually use the service.