Nonoh takes on Jajah in cheap mobile calling

August 23, 2007
Nonoh free calslNonoh is a new mobile application that lets you make free calls leveraging your browser (PC or mobile phone browser). Unlike Jajah's free worldwide calling option which requires both legs of the call to be registered, Nonoh lets you dial many destinations for free without forcing the remote calling party to register their phone number first.

For instance, Nonoh lets you dial U.S. phone numbers for free while Jajah charges 2 cents per minute when dialing an unregistered phone number.

Also, Nonoh also lets you send cheap text messages using the Nonoh software or use the SMS option in your personal Nonoh pages.

Nonoh has some pretty good rates for calling across the world. Here's a chart comparison with Jajah when dialing an unregistered Jajah phone number.
LocationNonohJajah
China FixFree2.9 Ct/MIN
Germany FixFree2.9 Ct/MIN
Netherlands Fix Free3.2 Ct/MIN
Poland FixFree3.4 Ct/MIN
Russia FixFree3.2 Ct/MIN
United Kingdom FixFree2.8 Ct/MIN
USA Fix and MobileFree2.6 Ct/MIN

Go check out the rest of Nonoh's rates. Also, they're giving away 3 free minutes of calling to try the service, which you can read about here.

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  1. better Business Model :
    August 23, 2007 12:56 PM

    JaJah has the better Business Model
    And Investors like, Squoia Capital, Intel, Deutsche Telecom (T-Venture) ... and Qino Flagship AG

    https://www.boerse-berlin.de/stocks/snapshot.html?ID_OSI=6588926


  1. Somesh rao :
    September 11, 2007 10:39 AM

    Be aware of using NONOH!
    The HIDDEN catch of using nonoh is that charges are deducted as follows:

    when you are calling a destination number from your phone, you have to pay at the rate of your number plus at the rate of destination number. Thus, they are sucking more bucks. They have not clarified it at their home page for unknown reason!!


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