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I need to figure out how to call Greece from the United States for free! Any advice?

I no longer have a landline. Someone said I could use Skype for free? I don't have Skype, though, so I don't want to do that.

I also heard that WhatsApp has some options? I have a friend that called the US FROM Greece... does it work in the reverse and is it really free?
 
cubrinj said:
I need to figure out how to call Greece from the United States for free! Any advice?

I no longer have a landline. Someone said I could use Skype for free? I don't have Skype, though, so I don't want to do that.

I also heard that WhatsApp has some options? I have a friend that called the US FROM Greece... does it work in the reverse and is it really free?
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Download the Viber app. Free between app holders you can add money to call landlines very cheaply
 
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d.yogas said:
Download the Viber app. Free between app holders you can add money to call landlines very cheaply
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Great trip! I usually make sure my regular cell can accept international calls, and then I bring a burner phone or buy one when I get to Greece and just use SIM cards while there for my in-country stuff.
 
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Booking a trip to Greece from the US can be a real adventure, especially when you're looking to save on those phone bills. One trick I've found handy is using apps or services that let you make calls to Greece for free or at low rates. It's like having a direct line to paradise without burning through your wallet. Plus, it's super convenient when you need to sort out all those travel details hassle-free. For anyone planning a European getaway, it's worth checking out options like SIM cards from places like https://simsdirect.com.au/collections/europe that can keep you connected without the crazy costs.
 
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