What is a sure way to use FaceTime when cannot use phone call to do it?

There are situations where one person is in USA, and one person is in Asia, and both iPhone 4 have WiFi, but one of them cannot make or receive phone calls.
If using iPod touch, then there is a Facetime app to log in and other people using iPhone 4 or iPod touch can try to use that Apple ID to connect to you.
But what if both are iPhone 4? There is no FaceTime app (unlike on the iPod touch), so what is a sure way to make FaceTime connection? One person has Apple ID of [email protected] but when using the email app, the email is [email protected] Must another account be added for the email app for [email protected] or somehow add the appropriate App ID to that iPhone 4 -- how would that be done? Thanks!
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When selecting a contact with the Contacts app on the iPhone, the following selections are available below each contact's info.
Text Message
FaceTime
Share Contact
Add to Favorites
When wanting a FaceTime call with another iPhone 4 user without making a regular call first, select FaceTime for the contact to initiate a FaceTime call with the contact's iPhone.

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