Yahoo! Hong Kong Voice service will shut down on April 30th

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April 25, 2007 at 1:04 am #26832

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The Yahoo! Hong Kong Voice service will shut down on April 30th, 2007. If you are a Yahoo! Hong Kong Voice Phone Out or Phone In subscriber, you can continue to make and receive calls until April 30, but you will not be able to add any new funds to your account. Once the service officially closes on April 30, Yahoo! Hong Kong will issue you a refund for any remaining funds in your account for Phone In or Phone Out. The refund will be issued to the credit card that is on file with your Voice account.

Please note that Yahoo! Messenger Hong Kong users can continue to make free PC-to-PC calls after April 30.

For more information on the shutdown of Yahoo! Hong Kong Voice services, please visit Yahoo! Hong Kong.
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