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I have not been to Costa Rica, but I do know of a VOIP provider that will work for you in that country. As a matter of fact, it works on regular dial-up lines. How do I know? I have personally met with the owners and their staff that set this system in motion. Last count that I had was that they had phones in use in over 200 nations. Most of which do not have DSL and will not in the very near future. How is the quality of the service? Sounds like the other person is in the room with you. At least that was the way it sounded to me when I called the U.A.E. from the USA. If you want to try this service, the phone is free. When two of these phones talk to each other, the call is free as well. So far, the rates for CR are half of what I have seen advertized. Interested? email me wintenator@gmail.com
I know of a company that has perfected a VOIP product that is in use in 122+ countries, including a few that it is not susposed to be in. ( Cuba, Iran, etc…) The reason that it works is that the software is in the phone itself. Also, it works on dialup as well as broadband. The rates are very cheap and you use a US area code. If you have one of these phones on each end, the air time is free. Hey, it works for me!
Email me at kawint@pldi.net and I will send you to the site.I know of a company that has perfected a VOIP product that is in use in 122+ countries, including a few that it is not susposed to be in. ( Cuba, Iran, etc…) The reason that it works is that the software is in the phone itself. Also, it works on dialup as well as broadband. The rates are very cheap and you use a US area code. If you have one of these phones on each end, the air time is free. Hey, it works for me!
Email me at kawint@pldi.net and I will send you to the site.
