1 cent calling national/2 cent calling international

[SccrMm443]

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this looks like a really good deal but i'm not sure how to post it.

 

[badluck]

why are you sending people to another crappy message board? just post the damn deal, or don't post at all....

 

[freshspace]

Do I need to sign up to see the internet page that you have linked?

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: badluck
why are you sending people to another crappy message board? just post the damn deal, or don't post at all....

I agree, he/she probably runs copadeal.com

 

[grooveman]

Just peered at the post, which links to: http://www.getpennytalk.com (from: devvilchick - Goddess Admin - copadeal.com forums)

It is a sort of penny a minute-type thing, but... the connection fee gets 'ya.

SERVICE CHARGES, SURCHARGES AND CONNECTION FEES Net2Phone Direct and PennyTalk cards carry a $0.99 monthly service charge. Calls to or from hotels, pay phones and cellular phones may incur surcharges. Calls originating from Puerto Rico using an "800" access number will incur a $0.015 per minute surcharge in addition to our standard "800" access number surcharge for calls that originate in the U.S. The PennyTalk card charges a $0.49 connection fee when we receive answer supervision.

(Also, there is the clause for PR and a 180 minute maximum call . )

*Tries to do math* Hmm.

Onesuite.com local access = 2.5 c/minute, no access fee
32 minute call = 80 cents

PennyTalk
32 minute call = 32 cents + 49 cent connection fee = 81 cents.

Anything more, PennyTalk is cheaper, anything less OneSuite.

Yay Math100!

Groove

 

[huesmann]

Who besides women talks for more than 30 minutes on the phone?

 

[Chevydriver]

30min! heh. I don't think I do that much talking the whole month let alone in one phone call. My long distance bill normally is less than 50 cents.

 

[ChubbyFrog]

For those of you who prefer the more traditional type long distance carrier, try Zone Long Distance. I've been using them for about a year with no problems.

4 cents a minute for 99% of my calls, 24/7. No connection fees, no monthly service charges.

According to our last few bills my family's usage is about 400 min. per month, about 50-60 calls, in-state long distance (CA) and out-of-state (TX) mostly, and our bill has never exceeded $20. This may not be the hottest deal out there, but it's one of the most flexible I've found.

I think it's worth it just to hear that long pause after I tell the SBC, Verizon, and AT&T telemarketers our rates.

 

[Underclocked]

I am told this is quite good - OneSuite - but I don't make enough long distance calls to concern myself.

 

[knightc2]

Avoid this like the plague. Fine print:
Initial minimum debit or credit card charge of $15 required for this offer. Maximum call length is 180 minutes per call. Rates subject to change without notice.
I use accxx communications. Rates vary depending on the state you live in. I am in Michigan so it is 3.9 cents/minute billed at 6 sec incriments. Not to bad. Free 800 number too. Some states are higher though. The SAMs club ATT calling cards are nice too. They are only 3.4 cents per/minute or something like that.

 

[websource99]

I use bigzoo, the best and I get local access number too.

 

[navster]

If you live in MA, NH, or RI get one of these phone cards. RNK 1/2 cent a minute. No connection charge, monthly fees, or taxes. I've been using them for a while now and it's pretty good service for the price. Only prob I've had is that their e-mail doesn't seem to work so I have to call in and ask for my pin.

-Stan

 

[infostate]

Now we go for true minutes phone cards.