Fring VoIP iPhone App

Fring is the premier iPhone VoIP application. It’s available for free and lets you make free VoIP calls with ohter fring members or use Skype to make Skype VOIP calls to other Skype users or simply through your Skype account.

It also keeps track of all of your instant messaging contacts from Skype, Google Talk, MSN Messenger, Twitter and more – making it easier to keep it all in one region, instead of jumping around from application to application.

iCall VoIP for iPhone

iCall actually lets you seamlessly transfer an inbound cell phone call to the free VoIP system – lovely slick. However, your iPhone has to be connected to wifi for this to work – that said, it’s a ample way to save your minutes. Right now, calls within the US and Canada are $0.02/minute on the iCall system with a basic iCall epic

To make international calls, you need an iCall Pro account and you will be charged a miniature per-minute fee ($0.06/minute).

Truphone VoIP iPhone App

Truphone was the first company with a personal and business VoIP app in the iPhone app marketplace. Basically, users can earn Truphone VoIP calls anytime they’re connected to a wifi network (less than $0.01/minute for large-scale business VoIP users). However, you can’t connect to the Truphone Anywhere service, a program that lets people make overseas calls on Truphone at an incredibly cheap rate.

Walkie Talkie VoIP

This is a really provocative app for use in a business VoIP environment. For example, a ample office, job site or work position (parks, malls, complexes, conference halls, etc) could save thousands on business VoIP costs by using a walkie talkie iPhone program that essentially connects users into groups – treating each phone like a walkie-talkie. The cost? Just $1.99 per phone.

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Think again.

You can release your inner geek for free. That’s right: FREE! Here are a few of the most helpful free high-tech tools you should be using:

OpenOffice.org. Can’t afford Microsoft Office? Don’t want to fork over a small fortune to get it? No problem. OpenOffice.org is fully compliant with Office – and completely legal. That means you can read, write and edit in Office files like Word, Excel, PowerPoint and even Access. Put out by Sun MicroSystems, OpenOffice.org’s start source software is a power house. Why? In addition to being compatible with Office, it also offers plump compliance with just about every other office-related software you’ll ever run across. You can even convert from one type of file to another. Need this kind of power to be mobile? Not a problem – you can download a version to your thumb drive.

Google Tools. An alternative to Microsoft Office and OpenOffice.org is Google Tools. For the price of a Gmail tale (free), you can utilize the robust web-based office tools provided by the leader in Internet search. Need a spreadsheet or word processor? Need to save and section your documents? Google Tools is a stout way to go!

Skype. Tired of base long-distance phone bills? Make them go away with Skype. You can accomplish free Skype-to-Skype phone calls. That’s right – free phone calls! Other VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) providers have offered similar services, but the call quality was quite low. Now, this recently-acquired eBay holding is the first choice for geeks on a budget (or just a little cheap). Want to call someone who doesn’t have Skype? Not a problem. Calling a cell phone or land line won’t break the bank at just $29.95 PER YEAR!!!

Blogging. There are over 80 million blogs (short for “web logs”) out there in cyberspace dealing with all sorts of topics. They started out as glorified online diaries, though. If you want to share your interests, your life or expertise, it won’t cost you a cent. Many companies like Blogger.com offer free blog accounts. In the past, it was quite common for family members living abroad to write a letter, photocopy it and then mail out those copies. Blogging eliminates that hassle, too. As long as they have your blog address, they can read your updates and see your pictures. (And if you sign up for Google Adsense, you might even make a miniature money off your blog!)

Podcasting. In addition to blogging, you can also relate your posts. Free software like Audacity is available for free. Record your thoughts using the software, save it and upload it to your site or blog and POOF! You’ve got a podcast. Besides Audacity, you’ll need a computer microphone – but you probably have that already.

Being high-tech won’t cost you big money. Use the free, legal resources available and you’ll have the tools you need to succeed at work and at play.

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I’ve been a psychic all of my life. I was born into it. My mother, her mother, her mother and way on down the line were all psychics. And all of my sisters are too. And my daughter – and her daughter.

I can give you just about any type of reading you care to mention or choose. It all came to me ‘naturally’, I was born ‘with the gift’ – I never had to study or learn anything.
For a couple of decades I was a very busy psychic doing readings mostly from my own home or from a central site when I visited other towns.
However I one day found myself needing a change and went back to being a schoolteacher and started doing very few readings. I took about a 5 year demolish.

When I decided to get back into it I found that things had changed; quite drastically in fact. For many decades psychics the likes of me, my sisters, my mother and only a very minute number of other psychic families basically had the ‘run of the city’. And we all managed to make a reasonable living using our inherited gifts.

What had happened during my ‘break’ was that all of a sudden thousands of ‘everyday’ people had started studying tarot cards and a whole other gamut of psychic and spiritual paraphernalia. And many of them had started doing readings. They often made claims about their lineage too – though from knowing the whereabouts of any psychic families none of us had ever before heard of these people. And because most of them were honing and developing their skill they charged very cheap rates. In enact the explosion of all these ‘weekend psychics’ ‘cheapened’ the whole profession and an atmosphere of experimentation filled the psychic airways.

I had meanwhile lost touch with many of my clientele.
I found it remarkably difficult in this unusual environment to make a decent living so I remained, primarily ensconced in my new occupation. Through being a single mother I only took on short contracts and there were often those in-between times where a supplemental income can be useful.
So I decided to try the psychic phone lines and soon after that I discovered the life of being an internet psychic.

So – do really good psychics work on the phone lines and on the internet psychic sites?
Well – my answer re the phone lines is, “yes – superior psychics do work the phone lines – but not for long”.

And also many psychics who I would once have not considered to be good work on them too. I reckon if you ring the average psychic phone line you might fluke it and score a really good one but the chances are high that the next time you want a reading they’ve gone.

You might ask why this is so.
The first reason is that the pay is usually pretty damn lousy.
Why, you might ask, is this so being that these phone services do tend to charge their clients an arm and a leg? And then maybe they might also charge you your solar plexus as well.

Capitalism has taken over. I reflect it’s also called business enterprise.
Being a psychic has become too difficult and expensive for those really good psychics of yesteryear. Now psychics find it hard to make a decent living and instead who now makes a lot of money from innocent clients seeking genuine and safe psychics is a large variety of ‘middlemen’ and ’scam psychics’.

The psychics on the phone lines may be lucky to get around 60 cents a minute when the client is paying $5.95 a min.
The phone service provider usually takes 33%, then the service provider who programs and maintains machinery takes another 33%, then there’s the actual psychic business itself along with its admin, advertising and staff costs etc – leaving around 9% left to pay the actual psychics with. And 9% of the fee is not much for the actual psychic who’s doing the real work.
And these companies tend to like a good and substantial range and choice of readers to offer clients so this greatly diminishes your minutes per hour averages. An average might be only 8 minutes an hour. You do the math. And you sit around playing solitaire or FreeCell for most the time.
Many of these phone psychic companies can have high advertising budgets (cos advertising does cost an arm and a leg) and they often tend to have the worst psychics. Good psychics rarely stay. Some unethical companies even provide scripts that non psychics can exercise.

And the internet sites are not grand better where many of the same principles seem to apply. Though internet sites can treat the psychic even worse – as they are more distant in the sense they don’t have to actually talk to you regularly except thru the distancing that emails can provide.
I dislike being an internet psychic more than I disapprove being a phone psychic. Between my sessional jobs my poverty drives me to the internet as an earning medium sometimes. No pun intended but I do try to avoid the internet psychic sites. And they tend to carve away around half of your earned fees.

People may balk when they see the fees charged by internet psychics. But – many free minutes are spent chatting to regular or potential clients and you are lucky if you can score a couple of decent readings per day.
Why do you think that it is that the same internet psychics pop up at different sites all over the internet? It is because it is actually very difficult to execute a decent living being an internet psychic. Only a handful or two succeed.
Several sites say they test their psychics – but it is well known to be bullshit amongst us in the know. And if you punch the word ‘psychic’ into a search engine it is highly unlikely that you will find one who has been working in the trade for more than 2 decades.

Something else has occurred as a consequence of the proliferation of phone and internet psychics. As these places charge by the minute people no longer tend to book in for what I would judge to be a ‘regular reading’.
A regular reading is the type where you sit down with the psychic sharing a cuppa and a biscuit for a decent length of time and discuss many aspects of your life and the inter-relationship between different events occurring in your life is delved into in some depth.

These days clients want to talk to their psychic for only a couple of minutes or so and are often anxious that the psychic fit as much info as possible into the shortest amount of time. This pressured atmosphere is not conducive to good psychic conduct nor for having a decent reading. I’m sure there are many people who these days do not know what a good reading is anymore.
Most clients who visit phone and internet psychics generally don’t want to know much at all. Most usually they want to know if their lover loves them, how that lover really feesl about them and when is their lover going to call them next.
Most of the work of an internet psychic tends to revolve around this central theme.
And mostly the truth is that if you are concerned and insecure about such things there is most likely something seriously amiss in your relationship.
Hence much of the work of a phone or internet psychic is centered on providing answers to these alarming and desperate questions. Not really the way I like to make an honest living. Such clients rarely want to hear the truth and helping them to face such truth involves the delicate skills that are most often not of a psychic nature.

If you punch the word ‘psychic’ into a search engine it is highly unlikely you will find the type of psychic who does non-timed, holistic readings that can provide deep insight into your life and it’s direction.
The sites that will come up are ones working on those sites that have and need a high-advertising- budget where scam artists may well exist.
A lot of good psychics have WebPages but it is hard, if not impossible to find them. That is unless you want to wade through the results down to about page 100. This is an unfortunate symptom of the way the internet works. The internet is primarily governed by the principles of huge business.

So back to the original expect, “Do really good psychics work on the phone lines or on internet sites”?
I reckon the answer is, “Yes, occasionally they do”.

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