It took me a while to grasp how this could possibly exist. Using a “Local Call” connection, you can call international numbers at local rates in fifty different countries without a need for an internet connection. However if you have a 3G data plan, chances are you also have a plan that includes free local minutes.Īnd this third option is Rebtel’s standout. Unfortunately both were fails - the people on the other end couldn’t make out a word I said. I tried this feature twice, with a call to Denmark and a call to the United Kingdom. So Rebtel also has two other options.Ī second option is to call from a 3G connection. That’s great, but wifi isn’t always available, especially on the go. I tested out calling a friend in Indonesia both from Skype and from Rebtel - there was no discernible difference in quality. One, like Skype, is to call from a wifi connection. When it comes to calling international landlines and mobiles, there are a few options. You can earn credit when you invite friends to sign up, which is a pretty smart incentive to help spread word about the service. Like Skype, with Rebtel you can make free calls to contacts who also have the app installed. Flag icons help you visually sort your contacts by country, Features Graphics are colorful and modern and icons help keep navigation intuitive. Rebtel has a fun and user-friendly design. Qualifications as reviewer include severe smartphone addiction
Competition is healthy in every market, and so I was pleased when Rebtel asked me to poke around their service and write a review. When I first heard of Rebtel, the new budget international calling service, I think I shared most people’s initial reaction - um, don’t we have Skype for that? But then I reflected on the evils of monopolies - and I’m not talking about the board games.
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