Practical guides to calling any phone straight from your browser, honest takes on travel, remote work and life across borders, and the occasional deep dive into how the phone system really works.
Setting up your digital identity is just the start; the real challenge is choosing the right software and services. This curated Estonian e-Resident toolkit provides a practical roadmap for running an OÜ from anywhere in the world.
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PuchiDen now supports crypto payments through NOWPayments, accepting Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, USDT, Monero and over 70 other digital currencies.
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Japanese virtual numbers are now available on PuchiDen. Here is exactly what documentation you need, why the process is rigorous, how long it takes, and what we learned while setting it up.
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The PuchiDen affiliate program is now open. Earn 10% recurring commission on referral credit top-ups for up to 12 months, with in-house privacy-first tracking and payouts via PayPal or Payoneer.
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While travelling around western Kyushu in May 2022, I came across a flyer for a newly opened coworking space in Unzen. I visited H.U.B Unzen, a coworking space with accommodation facilities inside Japan's oldest national park.
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A phone has two halves: calling out, and being reachable. For the second half, you sometimes need a number of your own in another country, a US number or an overseas one, that rings the phone you already carry. Here's what a virtual number is.
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The expensive part of an international call is almost never the per-minute rate. It's the structure around it: roaming charges, connection fees, and subscriptions you forget to cancel. Here's why the cheapest option is usually through your browser.
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Yes, you can call an ordinary landline or mobile straight from your computer, with no app to download and no software to set up. The reason it works is already sitting in your browser. Here's how browser calling actually works.
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It has been a year since Microsoft retired Skype, and the thing nobody replaced is the simple bit: dialling an ordinary phone number. Teams won't do it for free, and WhatsApp can't reach a landline at all. So what do we do?
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