How to Use FreeConference.com International Dial-in Numbers
Here at FreeConference.com, we’ve always prided ourselves on worldwide access to our services. Case in point: Our ever increasing selection of dedicated international dial-in numbers. Our free plan offers dial-in numbers in nearly twenty countries so that you’ll always have a conference line available to you, wherever you are in the world. Upgrade to any of our paid plans and you’re covered in more than forty countries! Your international callers will appreciate the savings, since you’ll be sparing them the cost of dialing across the world.
But how do these numbers work?
Can participants in one country use a different dial-in number than the one you’re using? Can everyone use a different dial-in number?
Yes! Such is the beauty of our international numbers: Your Caller in Canada would dial into the Canada-based number; Ireland’s dedicated number is based in Dublin; even the caller in South Africa would have their own local line.
You can find the international dial-in numbers for your account by logging in and clicking the Conference tab at the top; click More next to your pre-assigned dial-in number to see all the numbers available in your plan. Your conference invitees would use your usual access code with whichever dial-in number is best for their specific location. Everyone’s happy!
International dial-in numbers at FreeConference.com! Just one more way we’re bringing the world together, one conference call at a time.
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