Ccube is a communications solutions company which has just launched a Toolbox that contains for little applications that permit and facilitate free, dial-less calls via the internet. To get the toolbox, all you need is a valid email address, and you’ll be granted access to all four of the toolbox’s applications for free.
The toolbox consists of the “Web Communicator”, which lets you talk to other Ccube members over the phone privately, the “Call Me Widget”, which allows others to call you without seeing your phone number, “My Keypad” which provides free calling when you know the number you want to dial, and lastly, the “Virtual Calling Card” which is a replacement for the traditional calling card which you can give as a gift over email to your friends and family. You can add Ccube’s flagship product, the “Call Me Widget” onto your homepage, blog, or social networking site to have others call you instantly, or add it onto your email signature. When you sign up, you receive 60 from monthly minutes which are good for callas within the US and Canada, and you can receive more minutes if by referring more members.
Ccube.com In Their Own Words
“Ccube’s mission is to empower people to break down geographic, economic and societal barriers that often prevent them from connecting with one another.”
Why Ccube.com It Might Be A Killer
The Toolbox offers a variety of ways for you to make calls via the internet while keeping your phone number private if you so desire. The best part about Ccube’s Toolbox is that you can use the search feature to find other friends and acquaintances that are already using the service.
Some Questions About Ccube.com
60 minutes a month is not a lot, especially if you’re planning on using Ccube for business purposes; does Ccube provide an upgrade option? It’s not clear from the site if this is a possibility. If so, how much does it cost? 
