Who stands behind Viber?

Posted on January 21, 2011 in FAQ

There is a rumor on the internet that iMesh – the 3rd most popular music subscription service in the US stands behind Viber.
According to the official Viber Media representative, the only connection between Viber Media and iMesh, is that the Viber CEO is Talmon Marco, who is also the founder of iMesh.

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  • Lilian

    LILIAN ,I’m living in italy my phone name is samsung ACe Android 3G,I’m having a problem When i Try to call france or recived call
    If Im able to call or recived call after 10second the call go end

    • http://www.viber.com/ Viber

      Some mobile operators across the world block Viber on their 3G network. Usually this happens when users have a “simple” data plan (or a prepaid contract), meaning they didn’t pay extra for using VoIP on their 3G network.

      In order to verify this, we recommend to:
      1. Test Viber on a few different WiFi networks, and see that it works fine.
      2. Contact your cell company and confirm this with them.

  • EkuaD

    Hi, Sprint, my cell company has changed
    me for the long distance call @ 1.97 cents a minute…ouch! Not a
    happy Viper user at the moment. What happen? Can someone please let me
    understand how to avoid this in the future. This is very disappointing
    and upsetting. When
    I inquired with sprint, they told me to consult
    with Viber, perhaps, something happened that day where the call was
    routed through Sprint and not Viper. I was also told that I am using
    Viper at my own risk and suggest not to use it. Help,
    somebody…anybody. Thx