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* SPECIAL EVENT * August 4, 2011, 7pm Pacific Time Zone

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  • peacepenguin
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    Just use skype

    The service that's being used is very free, even for long distance, just add this name as a skype contact:

    freeconferencing.0000000000

    replace the zeros with the 10-digit number that came in the email.

    call that contact at 7pm PST, enter the code using the skype keypad, that code came in the e-mail too.

    Totally free this way for anyone to listen in.

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  • Savvypro
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    Originally posted by Joit View Post
    wizofid
    no extra cost , beside no cost?

    I am not sure, and i am curios, when i call over Skype, does it cost me any fees or if it is a free call?
    Unless the conference service has a skype dial in line, which we can call - otherwise it's going to cost money to phone the conference line.

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  • Joit
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    wizofid
    no extra cost , beside no cost?

    I am not sure, and i am curios, when i call over Skype, does it cost me any fees or if it is a free call?

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  • minoly
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    5 hours to go

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  • wizofid
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    To my limited knowledge - no extra costs. It was suggested to just use skype or landline to get to the conference call.

    I figure the rest is just conjecture.

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  • Keyos
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    Originally posted by ewizard View Post
    Okay a little confused here now. Does this cost to call and listen in other than what my standard long distance charges are?

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  • ewizard
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    Okay a little confused here now. Does this cost to call and listen in other than what my standard long distance charges are?

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  • WeThePeople
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    I wrote the administrator of this website asking for a hit counter
    for tracking future events participation,
    hopefully it will be added soon

    We have over 100 hits already on our event clock,
    so this time zone issue is larger than thought...

    >http://timeanddate.com/s/23a0<
    Event Time Announcer

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  • bittertruth
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    oohh

    Originally posted by scratchrobot View Post
    I think this is a stupid idea, if you have something to share than share it!
    Why we have to call a telephone number and pay at $X per minute, similar to sex calls. Why not just record and post the info here so everybody can get it?

    I think it is all about the money
    Oh careful man, the witch hunters will scratch you out for good dare you suggest anything but "love, light, and purchase PATHS, EF books.

    Just today Teslaproject was kicked for merely pointing out the truth.

    Pretty pathetic.

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  • abdlquadri
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    timing issue

    Originally posted by thaelin View Post
    First, the event hasn't happened yet. 11 1/2 hours to go. This is not a pay by minute only if you use a phone that does as in my case. I pay $.10 a minute but then rarely use it.
    As for the call, it is the same as a company conference call. You dial into it and enter the specific conference code and you are joined to that network. It is usually a fiber multiplexed line and just part of a larger capacity.

    See ya then.

    thay
    Thanks.

    I have been trying to calculate the timing for my area gmt+1. I got confused I thought I read somewhere that it was happening then I tried to call but no answer. will start counting though.

    But still those that have facility to record should do that. I might not be with PC at that time.

    cheers

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  • thaelin
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    First, the event hasn't happened yet. 11 1/2 hours to go. This is not a pay by minute only if you use a phone that does as in my case. I pay $.10 a minute but then rarely use it.
    As for the call, it is the same as a company conference call. You dial into it and enter the specific conference code and you are joined to that network. It is usually a fiber multiplexed line and just part of a larger capacity.

    See ya then.

    thay

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  • abdlquadri
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    if u attended pls share

    Since it is not illegal to record the call and share the document sent...

    I am proposing...

    If you were able to record the call please share. If you were sent the message please share.

    Thanks You

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  • scratchrobot
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    I think this is a stupid idea, if you have something to share than share it!
    Why we have to call a telephone number and pay at $X per minute, similar to sex calls. Why not just record and post the info here so everybody can get it?

    I think it is all about the money

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  • abdlquadri
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    no answer

    I tryied to call in but no answer... What to do...

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  • rotator
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    curious as to how many connections are possible for conference calls ?
    searched on the web, would need many landlines for hundreds of calls.

    why not just post a vid or mp3 after the event, and post the details of the book to the email addresses received ?

    would like to join, but concerned the phone call could turn out to be a recorded message service, at $X per minute, similar to sex calls.

    can you guarantee this is not the case.

    thanks.

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