>well, it seems to me the chinese chabbers have dream<BR>
call...

on the contrary, i have yet to chab anyone in china who
even used dpp, i have been told it was unobtainable there
to this point, and to add to the confusion, in addition to
"regular chab", there is "chabcall" (a different but free
service in jp) and "dreamcall" (the pay service).





--- In DreamcastBrowsers@y..., insidious_plots@y... wrote:
> > However im unsure as to whether it can be used any
> where but
> > in Japan, as you are asked to enter your area code
> , etc. My
> > feeling is prob no, but again i:ll have to look in
> to it further. BTW,
>
> > Also, ive had the same response, people in china t
> hink ive got dcall
> > but people in japan of course understand the voice
> chab.
> >
>
>
> well, it seems to me the chinese chabbers have dream
> call... most people seem to never use voice chab (w
> hether u.s., jap, or wherever)... so, when they kee
> p getting voice chabs from her, i think they are say
> ing 'let's go get on dreamcall'...
> i think they have people who can read jap...
>
> BUT, it does sound logical to me that it would be a
> regional thing... except for the fact that we can a
> ll chab... but, then again, it seems the two servic
> es are on two different networks... the chab networ
> k is probably simpler even than an email network...
> and i bet their dreamcall is MUCH better than ours..
> . pay services are almost always a miracle compared
> to their free counterparts... but, it still seems
> like alot for this connection to handle... if we ca
> n't connect over 30k-ish, (and i usually get 19 or 2
> 0) that would suck to try to do live voice chat and
> surf at the same time...
> maybe the japs are all on broadband or something...
>
>
>
>
>
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