Disclaimer: This trick is making use of a flaw in Rebtel to make unlimited free calls to same destination. I am not good in legal stuffs. If you feel that this is against any law, don't use it. USE it your own risk, and i cannot be held responsible or liable for the consequences of any use of these tricks.
Did you ever hear below message while making calls to India
"We are Sorry; But you can't use your free minutes to this destination. Please add some credit @ www.rebtel.com".
To avoid misuse of the free talk-time, rebtel tracks your call usage and once you exceed the limit to certain number, they simply block it. No matter which account you use. But there is a simple work around. It's similar to the unlimited minutes hack. Yet rebtel doesn't know the length of Cellular / Land line numbers in each country. So, once your destination is blocked by rebtel, just append a digit or more to it's end.
For example,
If Rebtel has blocked the Original Destination number 9123456789, that point onwards use the number 91234567890 through 912345678999 to reach 9123456789. Just simple as that.
How this hack works - the back-end?
Providers ignores any digits after the real number when relaying a voice call to the traditional network.
Yet rebtel doesn't know the length of Cellular / Land line numbers in each country allowing us to append digits to the real number
I have been talking about making free international phone calls to India and Middle East using Rebtel. But this post has a twist, its all about 50% cheap international phone calls to Any Country. Its Any country!!!
Click on Add credit button on the left (See Picture)
In the voucher code field enter: freevcalls2 . Click on Apply button.
If everything is right, You will see this message Success, Your voucher has been redeemed. Hurrah!.
Now, if you purchase $10 credit you will receive $20 credit. If you purchase credit for $50 you will receive $100 credit. For whatever amount you purchase, rebtel will double the credit.
This is a true replacement for calling cards / phonecards that you buy.
Please note: This will work only for those users who haven't made a purchase from rebtel.
How do i know the rate to My country?
Go here, select the country where you reside and where you want to make a call. Optionally select the currency type. Now you will see the rate to that country. For example calls from singapore to UK landline is USD 0.019. ( With the use of above voucher, you are making a call to UK for .95 cents per minute )
Fill in the new voucher code "rebtelramadan" (without quotes) (See Screenshot)
Fill in the other details (Use a new email id always) and Click Join
That's It. Make free calls; Register using all the available numbers and enjoy!
Points to Note:
The code has to be entered at the time of registering (sign up) and NOT after sign up. When you first become a member there is a link below the signup box that says "Got a voucher code?" and that's where new users should put in the voucher code.You will not get free 30 minutes if you enter the code after you have signed up, it works only at the time of signing up.
Now what? Do you want to make Unlimited Calls to Middle east? Follow the steps in this link, just that you have to use the voucher rebtelramadan each time you sign-up an account.
Rebtel allows registrations only from following countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech, Denmark, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Hongkong, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom and United States. If you are living outside these countries, try this trick to make cheap calls.
Conditions of this offer:
• The campaign is open from the 1st of September 2008 until the 1st of October 2008 (00:00 GMT)
• Bonus minutes are to be used from the 1st of September 2008 until the 1st of October 2008 (00:00 GMT)
