Vopium offers possibly the lowest call rates ever to Call Pakistan

by Teleco Analyst on October 21, 2009

Are you living in UK or any other country but always look for calling cards or other PC softwares to call back Pakistan? I think most of the Pakistanis living abroad either use calling cards or traditional VoIP services but very few know about Vopium, having one office in Lahore and another in Copenhagen.

We previously wrote about Vopium, giving an intro about the service. Now we came to know through Vopium that they are running a promotional discount campaign. With a recent discount promotion, Vopium offers call packages at extremely low rates making it the cheapest ever calling solution available. This “Double Minute Offer” gives twice the minutes which users were previously buying. “Call Pakistan” previously offered 250 minutes in USD 19.31 (GBP 11.83) but now they are offering 500 minutes in the same price making it 3.9 cents (or 2.4p) per minute. 2 pennies per minute is really low!

Other Packages from Vopium are also seen with great discounts. Take for example, the “Reach Out” package which offers 2000 minutes in GBP 12.07 making it just half a penny (0.6 p) per minute call to 49 popular destinations in the world including USA, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia and other European and Far Eastern countries. “Call India” offers 1.5 p/min call, “Call Turkey” offers 1.2 p/min call.

Apart from these call packages, Vopium offers lots of other value addition like Free minutes, Free SMSes etc. Voice quality is good so users don’t really have to worry about it. Other features like FREE wi-fi calling and initial 30 free trial minutes make it a natural popular choice. Note that these discounted call offers are limited with subject to time and promotion ends at 31st of October.

In nutshell, Vopium is a mobile software application that installs on mobile phone (supports more than 900 devices) and utilizing Vopium’s backend award winning technology (VoIP/GSM/Wi-Fi); it offers extremely low cost international calls.