Voip Calling South Africa

International Voip Servce provide. We offer voip solutions which include sip trunking, callshop solutions, mobile voip, pc2phone and many more.

We offer our service to call shops, resellers and other VOIP service providers. We are the leader''s in low cost, high quality International Calls. Founded out of the deregulation of the telecommunications industry we are now able to offer one of the cheapest calling solutions found anywhere in the world. Using our cheap calling solution''s you can make voip calls from PC, Device, Phone or Mobile. Best Voip Calling allows you to make cheap voip calls using an internet connection or without any internet connection using any phone

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General office

Voip Calling
40 Rose Avenue
Johannesburg
Gauteng ,1820
South Africa

Phone: +27839860150
Site: http://www.bestvoipcalling.com

Contact Person

Saeed Moosa / CEOO
Phone: +27839860150
Phone: +27839860150

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