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Useful Skype Extras

I have been using Skype for over 3 years now. At one point I even used Skype as my home phone. Yes you can do this too!

All you need is a Skype Account, a paid Skype subscription and a device that you can hook your home phone to. The device I used was called Zoom Phone Adapter and I purchased it at Wal-mart. I don't believe they carry the device anymore. In fact Wal-mart doesn't even carry the Skype prepaid cards anymore either. Here is where you can purchase VOIP Phone Adapters online.  This is a great way to have a home phone for about $20 every 3 months, so about $80 a year. The only thing that bothered me was that you had to dial the country code, phone number and then # to make a call.         

You can add all sorts of things to your Skype Account to customize it for you personally. Skype Extras that I have found to be useful were:

  1. Yugma – this is a free (up to 20 users) desktop sharing and collaboration tool. If you are wanting to have an online meeting this is great for a small group. There is a paid version for groups over 20.
  2. PamFax – use your Skype credit to send faxes over the internet.
  3. PamelaCallRecorder – Record your Skype Calls.
  4. VodBurner Video Recorder – Record your Skype Video Calls.
  5. G-Recorder – Record your calls and chats to Gmail.
  6. InACall Indicator – This allows other Skype users to see that you are in a call and that you do not want to bothered.
  7. MassMess – allows you to send out bulk messages to other Skype Users.
  8. Geo Locator – Let your Skype friends know where you are.

Check out all the other Skype Extras

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2 Responses to “Useful Skype Extras”

  • kay:

    Wow! Thanks for that – loads of things I hadn't even thought of. I love Skype – free calls to anywhere in the world. I struggle with calls to landlines sometimes though – the quality is often not so clear.

  • MzJme:

    Glad to have helped! Thanks for stopping by, Kay!

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