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Question about calling cards

HardcoreRobot

HardcoreRobot

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I need to call Taiwan. All I have is a cell phone. What is the cheapest way to do this? Right now I have a card thats says "AT&T PrePaid PhoneCard 60 Minutes" (Within the US / International Rates may vary). Does this mean that the minute ratio is not 1:1? Or that I will get charged extra. I dont want any charges to show up on my cell bill (other than just minute usage), whats the best solution? Thanks
 
That below or Pincity

I have been using both. You can check your call history online. Cheaper calling cards usually don't have online call history; so, you cannot check whether they shave off your calling time or not.

Quality is 90% of time is very good, especially to mobile phones. In case of garbled call, I'd hang up, wait a few minutes and call again.

If you look around, there are coupons available for pincity and onesuite.


Originally posted by: Viper GTS
http://www.onesuite.com/.

That's all you need to know. 3? per minute to Taiwan, bet your 60 minute calling card cost a lot more than $1.80.

Viper GTS
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Usually I just go to the Dollar Store (sometimes called Family Dollar or Dollar Tree) and they have 20 minute cards for a dollar, and I just buy like 8 of those and stuff them in my wallet. When I run out, I just make another trip. They're actually very handy.
 
yea, i've been using onesuite. 2.4c/min to china is pretty damn good if you ask me. I can usually find enough loose change in my couch for an hour long call.
 
I call Taiwan a few times a day from my cell. I use to use Bigzoo, but their rates are higher than a lot of other places.

I've been using http://firstphonecard.com/ for about a year and a half now. I hear a lot about OneSuite, but I think their rates to mobile phones was higher (and I call a lot of Taiwanese mobiles).

Calling Taiwan is cheap... not as cheap as calling the States from Taiwan, but still pretty cheap.
 
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