This never felt "too good to be true" for me, because this isn't the first time I've been through it. When I first moved away from home in 2006, I spent a few

This never felt "too good to be true" for me, because this isn't the first time I've been through it. When I first moved away from home in 2006, I spent a few weeks paying a ton for long distance phone cards just to keep in touch with my family back home. I soon discovered that Skype was offering this same "computer-to-landline" service for free until the end of the year. I realize that it's not 100% the same as what Google is doing now, but it's close, and Skype seemed a lot more stable to me then than this post would have me believe Google is doing now (I haven't tested the new service yet).