Squareface @ 31°North

*THIS IS NOT A SPONSORED POST*

I’m recommending Pfingo of my own accord.

There’s a certain mobile number I always call when I’m in, but mostly out of, Singapore, so I take into my own hands when it comes to exploring the various means I can call Singapore cheaply, or in this case, ABSOLUTELY FREE!

Albeit for 3 months.

Calls are free, and call quality is excellent (no static, no echoes, no robotic voices).

Special thanks goes out to Ms Fluorescence for telling me about it! So here I am to be the bearer of good news for you guys! Not excluding friends who are currently in Singapore, Pfingo will be your best friend for making calls to/in Singapore. For 3 months after you sign up, you get unlimited incoming and outgoing calls to Singapore lines (both fixed and mobile). You can call from your PC as long as you have a broadband internet connection. If you have a wifi-enabled phone (I wish), you may also do the same as long as you’re connected to the internet. Basically it works like SkypeOut, just that it costs you nothing. Nothing!

Click on the banner at the end of this post to find out more.

Pfingo is a operated by Starhub, and is now offering unbelievable deals with their free 6-month trial.

You can ignore the rest of the digits that talk about subscription rates. Focus on the free trial. 6 months free trial. 3 whole months of unlimited calling to Singapore. Friends in Singapore can call you with your chosen Pfingo number too. Then there’s the $3 credit for you to make other international calls. And the $5 SMS credits. Pfingo is handing you money, so are you going to take it?

As long as I’m online, friends can actually call me on my Pfingo number (Singapore number) using their Singapore phones and get charged local rates while I get the incoming call free, or just give me a missed call so I’ll call you back for free (assuming you have free incoming calls on your phone)!

Launch Specials * New users who register for pfingoTALK or pfingoACTIVE by 31 October 2007 will try the services for FREE for six months. They will also receive S$3 worth of IDD credit and S$5 worth of SMS credit to get started *

On the other hand, to thank the trial users for their support for pfingo, they will enjoy a waiver on the pay-as-you-use subscription fee (S$12 for 12 months), as well as 12-month subscription to the “myGlobal Number: Private” service (they can select either a US, UK or Australia phone number) worth S$18, to continue to test new pfingo services.

During this trial period, you are on our complimentary pfingoTALK PRO
plan in which you will enjoy unlimited free incoming and outgoing
Singapore calls. You can use your free credits given for International
calls(View IDD call rates here)
and SMS. International SMS at S$0.10/SMS and local SMS to Singapore
mobile at promo rate of S$0.03/SMS. You can also purchase additional
IDD and SMS credits from our pfingo Store now.

All trial users have the following options:

Option 1:
If you do not renew, we will automatically convert your pfingoTALK trial account to pfingoTALK BASIC plan. You will enjoy an additional 1 year complimentary pfingoTALK BASIC plan in which you will continue to keep your existing 3-series number for 12 months. All outgoing charges to Singapore numbers will be charged at S$0.01/min. International SMS at S$0.10/SMS and Singapore SMS at promotion rate of S$0.03/SMS valid until 31 Dec 2007. International call (IDD) rate applies. You can purchase additional IDD and SMS credits from our pfingo Store. Your remaining credits at end of trial will be carried forward to your complimentary pfingoTALK BASIC plan.

Option 2:
You can sign up for pfingoTALK PRO plan (refer to Pro plan rates here) from as low as S$8/mth at the end of your trial period to enjoy unlimited free incoming and outgoing Singapore calls. International calls/SMS and Singapore SMS charges applies. Your remaining credits at end of trial will be carried forward to your pfingoTALK PRO plan.

Okay, to be honest, I can get pfingo store vouchers (credits I believe) if I successfully refer people…so you know what to do, yeah? Anyway, even without the referral programme, I’d still highly recommend Pfingo!