Phone In and Phone Out capabilities, the co-branded landline and mobile phone service from Jajah. On January 31, 2014, Jajah will no longer offer any Jajah.com or Jajah Direct services to its users in the United States or elsewhere. Jajah Web Jajah Web connected existing traditional landline or mobile phones with calls that are set up via Jajah's Web site. Jajah claimed that their service worked with any standard web browser. Jajah Direct Jajah Direct assigned local numbers to international contacts. Jajah Free Global Calling Jajah launched a service offering free calls globally on June 27, 2006. The service is limited to specified geographic areas, and Jajah has also adopted a fair use policy which limits the amount of free Jajah calls. Calls between registered Jajah users were free of charge for landline and mobile calls within the US, Canada, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and apply also for landline calls to and within most European countries as well as Argentina, Australia, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico City, New Zealand, Venezuela and Zambia. A limitation is that scheduled calls and conference calls cannot be free. In addition, Jajah's FAQ pages said that Jajah asks its customers to pay from time to time (every six weeks). If the user chose not to pay, Jajah would start charging as it would for a normal call. The lowest amount that could be credited to a user account (every six weeks, to retain the free minutes) was $10. Facebook Calling In April 2011, Jajah introduced a VoIP application for Android phones that can be used with Facebook contacts. References External links VoIP companies of the United States Symbian software Internet properties established in 2005 Internet properties disestablished in 2007 Defunct VoIP companies