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Recently Grand Central a VoIP telephony service acquired by Google for $50 million. During the beta testing the service was free but after the service launches, Google charged $15 a month premium service.

With Grand Central you can check your messages by phone, email, or online, record and store your phone calls (just like voicemail), block an annoying caller, Click-to-dial from your address book, use custom voicemail greeting, Forward, download, and add notes to your messages etc.

But, now its a pay service, Here are alternative to Grand Central.

• Just VoIP is a free program that provide free and high-quality voice communications to people all over the world. When you use the free JustVoip software, you can call regular phones in various popular destinations for free* or call at an incredible low rate to any other phone on the planet. You can also call all your online friends (peer-to-peer calls) as long as you like, for free. Just click here to download JustVoip.
• Skype is another free and high-quality voice communications provider using Internet. All skype to Skype calls are free. Skype provides group chat, call, video conferencing facility available.

  Do you know any alternative to Grand Central, if yes, then let use know from comments.

Tags: VoIP

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