All GTalk2VoIP voice services previously availabe only for Google Talk users are now possible with Yahoo! Messenger. This means, Yahoo! Messenger users can:

• Make calls to PSTN via GTalk2VoIP voip carriers.
• Make calls to other IMs (Google Talk and MSN/Live Messenger).
• Make calls to SIP phones and SIP services.
• Receive calls from SIP.
• Use voicemail and voice conferencing with other IM clients.

Technical details:

These services can be used through a service bot: gtalk2voip@yahoo.com which you have to invite to your Yahoo! Messenger (it will be then displayed as gtalk2voipXXX@yahoo.com). Usage instructions are the same as for Google Talk or MSN/Live Messenger: you send it CALL command to initiate a call, like:

   CALL someuser@gmail.com to call Google Talk user someuser@gmail.com, or

   CALL someuser@hotmail.com to call MSN/Live Messenger user someuser@hotmail.com, or

   CALL someuser@somesipservice.com to call SIP service.

The service bot automatically recognizes your callee type, but you can also manually define it by using following prefixes:

   gtalk:user@domain.com - to initiate a call to Google Talk, or

   msn:user@domain.com - to initiatite a call to MSN/Live Messenger, or

   yahoo:user@domain.com - to initiate a call to Yahoo! Messenger, or

   sip:user@domain.com - to initiate a call to SIP phone.

• To access Yahoo! Messenger users from other IMs, a CALL command should be initiated to service bot, like:
  CALL yahoo:someuser@yahoo.com

• Calls from SIP network to Yahoo! Messenger should be routed to:
  someuser_at_yahoo.com@yahoo.gtalk2voip.com
  

  or
  someuser%yahoo.com@yahoo.gtalk2voip.com
  

• Google Talk users can add Yahoo contacts to their roster like:
  someuser%yahoo.com@yahoo.gtalk2voip.com
  

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