I live in Brazil. Can I still buy Yahoo Messenger phone out credits?
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Ronaldo,\n\nEu comprei creditos pro skype enquanto eu morei no Rio e liguei pra tudo mundo aki nos EUA. Aposto que o yahoo messenger funcionara assim.
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Free PC-2-Phone calls to over 45 countries - but you still gotta recharge, at first, for 10euros - cuz not every country is free. Also, to call the free countries, you'll need to recharge and keep some money in yer account.\n\nHere: http://www.internetcalls.com\n\nDownload the messenger, recharge with yer credit card, and the voice quality matches SKYPE - I love it! And you get yer own free phone-in no. which SKYPE charges like 30 dollars or so for - Yahoo! charges some 3 dollars - here it is free.\n\nYou'll be surprised - just like I was - itz awesome.
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Yahoo does not provide support for messenger. It's an "as is" product. In fact, Yahoo doesn't provide phone support for any services except Small Business services (Yahoo Store). Sorry.
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I don't think that you can. Check the Verizon website:\nhttp:/www.verizon.com
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Depends on what service you have. you can send them within AIM and MSN Messenger for free. Sending from you phone however charges no matter what service you have, unless its in your plan.
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If they don't have messenger then you will need to install it.\nSign off the Yahoo account, then sign in and enter your username and password.
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before i answer ur question, where do u live? which country u wanna call to? i've got a total discounted call services which u can use on fixed line n even cell phones
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It is possible if you pay for premium pop3 account from yahoo. Check the "mail help" section for payment options.\n\nGood Luck
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If you are just using a single region, then No.  If you are purchasing different regions, then Yes.\n\nIf you don't need that feature, then don't waste your money on it.
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yes you can! try this www.sms.ac
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get yahoo (yim) u can use it there without other person having it
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Your answer is here:\n\nSUNNYVALE, Calif., Mar 22, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) --  Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq: YHOO) today introduced in the United States a new public beta of its instant messaging suite, Yahoo!(R) Messenger with Voice (http://messenger.yahoo.com), with enhanced PC-based calling capabilities.(1) With Phone Out, consumers in the U.S. can now make low-cost Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls using their PC to call traditional or mobile phones in more than 180 countries.(2) Calls within the U.S. and to more than 30 countries can be made for two cents a minute or less.(3) Additionally, U.S. consumers can receive calls on their PC from traditional and mobile phones for $2.99 a month or $29.90 a year with the Phone In feature. Phone In gives people a virtual presence in their city of choice, and wherever they travel, their phone number will follow them. \n\nThe new PC-based calling features were initially introduced to international users in December 2005, and will continue to be rolled out in additional localized versions. The enhanced Yahoo! Messenger with Voice features will also be introduced into Yahoo!'s co-branded Internet access services, including AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet, in the coming months. \n\n"Yahoo!'s top priority is to provide a stellar communications service through a variety of easy, fun and inexpensive ways to stay connected with others around the world," said Brad Garlinghouse, vice president, Communications Products, Yahoo! Inc. "We look forward to further incorporating voice features into Yahoo!'s global services, from communications to search, to help simplify and improve the Internet experience for our hundreds of millions of users around the world." \n\nStaying in Touch is Easy \n\nThe new PC-based voice calling capabilities join the suite of communications solutions in Yahoo! Messenger with Voice including text instant messaging (IM), PC-to-PC calling, e-mail, mobile text messaging, photo sharing and video. New enhancements to the service include: \n\n-- Phone Out: U.S. audiences can easily stay in touch with their  friends and family in more than 180 countries across the  Europe, Asia and the Americas, with low-cost calling from  their PC to traditional phones and mobile phones. Calls within  the U.S. and to more than 30 other countries can be made for  two U.S. cents a minute or less. Specific calling rates can be  found at: http://voice.yahoo.com. \n\n-- Phone In: The Phone In service gives U.S. audiences the  ability to receive calls on their PC from traditional and  mobile phones. For $2.99 a month or $29.90 a year, people can  select a personal phone number, and receive incoming calls at  no additional charge. For instance, New York residents, who  have friends and family in London, are able to choose a local  London-based phone number. When remote friends and family make  calls to the personal number, they will be charged for placing  a local phone call to that phone number. People can choose to  have multiple phone numbers, and wherever they travel, their  phone numbers will follow them. In the beta service,  country-based phone numbers are initially available in France,  the United Kingdom, and the United States with additional  country-based numbers available in the coming months. \n\n-- Free Voicemail: People will now be able to take advantage of a  free voicemail service with both their PC-to-PC inbound calls  and Phone In calls. If a call is missed, whether from a PC,  traditional phone or mobile phone, people can easily retrieve  the message at no additional cost. Additionally, Yahoo! Mail  now includes useful links to Yahoo! Messenger with Voice,  enabling people to easily check their voicemail directly from  Yahoo! Mail. \n\n-- Contact Search Bar: The new Contact Search Bar provides a fast  way to find and quickly connect with friends and family. As  people type their friends' names, Yahoo! IDs, phone numbers,  nicknames or any other infor
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You can text from your Yahoo messenger to any phone that you set up in your yahoo address book! Go to site and read Good luck and have fun!
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ask you frined if it localy international look in yahoo
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I live in Brazil and frequently bump into this situation. I haven't yet used any of the possible solutions and they might be slightly different for people in Australia.\nFirst of all, it's necessary to define what kind of barrier you're bumping into. I know of these:\n1) Credit card billing address is not in the US. The main concern here is credit card fraud. The site is woried that it won't be able to collect/prcecute you if you deny this purchase. If you buy alot, maybe you can open a checking acount in the US and have a credit card linked to it. Also, it seems to me that credit card compannies (Visa and Mastercard) are trying to address this issue and it seems that one solution will be thru the use of debt cards (Electron and Maestro) with enhanced seccurity. In these cases, smaller sites, in which you can acctually ring in and talk to someone might accept money order or some other solution.\n2) Another barrier is that a site might not have international delivery. One thing that might work, and I'm not sure this is what you were calling proxy, is a US address. I've received several e-mails offereing this service, but since I buy mostly books and cd's, I wasn't interested. Basically, you register and receive a US address. When ordering, you enter this address and the sites will ship your orders there. The company offering this virtual address service will then mail it to your real address. The only company I know that does it is LanBox. It is a Lan Chile group company which should qualify it as a reasonably serious company. But it operates only in some Latin American countries (I supose the ones Lan Chile flies to). Its site is at http://www.lanboxusa.com .\nWhat you might want to be aware of in these services is if the companny offering this service is giving you a P.O. box or and actual address. I've seen some sites stating that they do not mail to PO boxes. Also, this service is not cheap. There is a flat fee (or rent if you will) and a cost per order. Plus the delivery cost that the site will charge you.\n3) Finnally, another kind of barrier I've encountered is when attepting to buy a downloadable item like music or films. itunes and Google Videos, for example, do not allow sales to Brazil. I guess there concern here is that the legal system and law enforcement agencies will not do enough to prevent piracy. I think there are proxies that might be of use if the downloaded file is not limited to one computer only. There are a few questions on Answers concerning proxies and following these might give a clue.\nI know none of this helped you much but it might help some of the other readers. :(\nPS: Don't have to give me the points.
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- Yes, Yahoo Messenger is Free\n- Yes, you can use it
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well.. if you're already a customer, then you should be having it. \nif not then sign up for yahoo dial up service here\nhttp://promo.yahoo.com/att/dial/