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Jajah: Cheap VoIP Service Between Conventional Phones
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Apr 1, 2006
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We recently learned about Jajah. This interesting service lets ordinary phones make cheap VoIP calls. The way it works is:
- You go to the Jajah Web site.
- You enter your (conventional) phone number and the phone number of the person you’re calling.
- Jajah calls your (conventional) phone.
- When you pick up, Jajah calls the person you want to talk to.
Rates are cheap. See here.

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