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Friday, February 13th 2009

9:19 AM

Phone Cards Buyer's Guide

Calling (phone) cards is a telecommunication credit card used by consumers to pay for telephone and cellular services. <a href="http://www.nobelcom.com/">Phone cards</a> purpose a prepaid credit system through the use of prepaid calling cards. Prepaid phone cards allow you to pay for your long-distance calling in advance.

The cards can be purchased from markets, vending machines or on Internet shops and allow you to make international or domestic calls from practically any telephone. Whereas the <a href="http://www.nobelcom.com/nobelcom/jsp/giftcards/gift_cards.jsp">calling cards</a> are more comfortable for travelers, some people find prepaid cards a convenient means to handle most or all of their calling needs.

Prepaid calling cards appropriate to all but most useful for travelers: immigrant, commercial traveller, tourists, friends, relatives or loved spending a much time on the phone. Most of pay phones have a very high calling costs and using calling cards give you lowest rates especially for international calls. Now there are hundreds of companies with thousands of affiliates and partner offer phone cards from different service providers and carriers such as ACC, AT&T, CLL, ECC, IDT, IDTE, NTC, NW-IP and etc. We hope our buying guide help you select the right calling cards. Choosing the best phone card for you calling needs is a difficult task. The way what you propose use a card help define character of calling cards will be good for you. We consider main features of calling cards: Fees, Expiration Dates, Calling Rates, Additional Service.

1 Fees

<a href="http://www.nobelcom.com/nobelcom/jsp/referral/referral.jsp">Phone cards</a> may have additional fees - connection fee applies to calling card's balance every time when the connection is established. The charge varies depending on country a person is calling to. Connection fee reduces the advertised number of minutes on the phone card, maintenance fee - this fee is deducted from phone card balance if there is still enough balance. It is not charged on your credit card. Calling card provider starts charging a maintenance fee within 24 hours after the first phone call is finished, service, Payphone Fee additional charge per call if if call is made using a payphone, normally collected for the owner of the payphone. If you place many short calls will want to look for a card that has no connection fees, while those who make duration calls will want to look for lower rates and possibly take on a connection fee. Also phone card that has a weekly service fee should be evade if you want to keep your card and use it long period of time.

Ok, this looks like enough for today, so I'll meet you here next week, to see what the next things to take into consideration are. 'till then, have yourself a grrreat weekend!


Article source: <a href="http://members.lycos.co.uk/internationalcalls/"> International Calls</a>

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