Although I have tried many Click to call features over the years, until recenly none have come close to my expectation. I had nearly given up until I received what appeared at first to be a SPAM email from Zingaya.com . Since it was VoIP I checked it out. then wow, what did I see, a free account with “Click to Call” button.  Although I use it to connect to my voxalot account they say it works with Skype and to any PSTN number. I am sure they charge for the PSTN calls , and not sure about charges for Skype calls.

I had heard recently of Flash to SIP features, but had not yet seen anything worthy of mention.

I prepared for the normal round of disappointment as I signed up for the free account. Later I got it all configured to my Voxalot account, and WHAMMO ! It Worked first time out! Very impressive I thought.

I asked a few friends to test after posting it , and not even the most novice of users had problems using it. Later however I tried several times again from my Linux Mint 8 Installation where I made the first call, and since have been unable to connect. Ok on my site I get a LOT of Linux users reading the blogs, etc, however the users that should call me are the paying customers and most of them use windows or Mac. Later I asked a friend with Linux Mint 9 to test the button , and he was never able to connect either.

Overall however I send praises to the developers at Zingaya. Despite its incompatibility from Mint , it is the most useful Click to Call button I have found to date.

Now I can be reached from a web page too!

Tags: adobe flash. click to call, VoIP

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