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GOTalk launches VoIP service in New Zealand
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 19 January 2006 07:22
The service is being sold through Dick Smith and Harvey Norman shops with a D-Link DPH-120S VoIP telephone and DVG-1402S VoIP broadband router. Plans start at $NZ9.95 per month, international rates are from 3c per minute.
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