To use Viber without getting scammed by At&t. Thats the only explanation i came up with, because it should not know when we use viber.Īfter spending considerable time on chat with At&t customer (no) service, here are the Rules I derived from my chat : Att has something setup in tbe ph so it can track calls on viber. At&t tries to scam its customers that don’t use their international long distance plans because the customers make free calls on Viber. In the end I got it to work, but it took several tries.How not to get scammed by AT&T. In my tests, Viber crashed several times on a Nexus 4 running Android KitKat 4.4 when I tried to open the Viber Out service. Android users may run into a few issues though. Viber Out is currently available as on option inside the Viber app for Android, iOS, and desktop PCs, with plans to bring the new service to Windows Phone in the near future. That means any calls you make with Viber Out will use your cell number on the receiver’s call display regardless of whether they are using Viber or not. One definite advantage of Viber Out is that your Viber account is tied to your mobile phone number. Viber Out can at times be cheaper than Skype, but it all depends on where you’re calling and whether the number on the other end is mobile or not. But if you want to call a mobile phone down under you’re looking at a whopping 15 cents per minute ($1.05 for seven minutes) with Viber. Phoning a friend in Australia will cost you 2.3 cents per minute on Skype, and Viber Out offers the same price for calls to landlines. Skype, by comparison, costs 2.3 cents per minute for any phone. on Viber Out will cost 1.9 cents to landlines, but calls to mobile devices are a whopping 5.9 cents per minute.
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