Going on with the issues you are most likely to be confused about, when it comes to calling cards. Here’s no.2 …

2. Can’t figure out how to dial international destinations?

Most providers (at least, the reliable, trustworthy ones) will deliver that info, when you make your first purchase. If they don’t, check out this post over here: How Calling Cards work. If this is too general, then do a Google search on ‘how to use calling cards’, you’re sure to find all the right instructions.

So basically you have your PIN and an access number. If you have a toll-free access number, go to your provider’s website and search for a local one – it will save you a great deal of minutes, trust me! (I actually read that a local access number  can give you 118% more minutes on your calling card).

Your PIN is the number that was delivered to you when you bought the phone card. If you don’t remember it and you don’t have it written down anywhere, contact the customer support department (phone numbers and email should be available on your provider’s website).

Ok, I hope this info was useful, and see you here for the next post, probably next week!