If you’re reading this, you probably already know about\u00a0RebTel. It is a popular (and new) app that helps you to make calls to India\u00a0cheap.\u00a0In my pursuit to find cheaper ways to call India, this is the latest.\u00a0Wait! Doesn’t every other VOIP company proismise the same thing? Don’t they let you call anywhere in India?<\/p>\n
Of course they do. And I’ve tried almost all of them<\/a>. That’s the problem.<\/p>\n I can guarantee that almost all of the companies that promises “cheap rates” are pretty much that – cheap. For some reason, we Indians have this affinity for anything cheap and end up buying inferior quality stuff that we can’t use. not trying to generalize, but you get the point.<\/p>\n This is where RebTel<\/a> is different. If you’re like me, you should’ve probably tried most of the companies listed here<\/a>\u00a0– They all promise cheap ways to call India. And some of them are really good in certain aspects but not everything.<\/p>\n I personally think that calling your folks in India has to be an easy process. And I judge these companies based on the following factors.<\/p>\n – Ease of use. That’s it. Nothing else. I don’t want any fancy package for 160+ countries or “unlimited calls” with a clause that is not really unlimited.<\/p>\n Most of the long standing companies in this space who offers unlimited calling packages are all $25 and up per month. And I wonder, how they all agreed on the same price bracket somehow. Even though they’re all very different in quality and service. Turns out many of these companies are overcharging their users by giving poor quality service.<\/p>\n This is where I found RebTel standing out. Not only do they have an amazing new technology powering their service, but they’ve also managed to keep it in-expensive. All the while making it super easy to use the service.<\/p>\n Easy to use<\/strong> – No PIN codes, No SIM cards, No hidden costs. I hate those services where you have to call up some number, then dial up a bunch of codes and then get through to the call, only to find that the call quality is bad.<\/p>\n
\n– Call quality and clarity.
\n– Price.<\/p>\nWhat’s so good about RebTel?<\/h2>\n