A calling card or phone card - a phone credit card with a Personal Identification Code named also (Pin) used for a pre-picked international carrier when gone from relatives or not at work. Standard calling plans allow to ring up a telephone all over the world with a calling card dialing a preregulated number (many times toll free call). It is not totally free, like some Voice over Internet companies claim, but the quality is really better and you don’t have to be connected to the internet to make a call. Give it a try!

International phone card are rather economical, often considerably cheaper than collect calling, coin operated payphones or having the phone call invoiced to your hotel or motel room be it a call from Canada, the United States, Mexico City, Australia, London or India. We suggest calling cards India or intenatinal Philippines phone cards in South Africa - from the Earth to the Moon to 151 more directions…

Prepaid phonecards and monthly billed calling cards often bid aloud lower long distance rates (3 to 5 times) than the “traditional” calling services such as coin (landline), cellular (wireless) and collect calling. Needless to say prepaid calling card rates remain constant no matter what time or day the call has been placed.

Pre-paid cards have replaced coin pay phones and co-exist with VoIP. Why should one order? Calling cards are widely used to make domestic or international calls where the local phone company is unable to give low rates. Additional services: pre-paid online internet accounts, pin-less dialing, SMS Call, internet conference calls, voice-mail, wireless phone service, international callback.

Want to make your first calls? Then you’re prompted for a client identification and/or a Parole or both, before dialing the indicated number they require. “Cards” is a misnomer as most through the Web callingcards are available without the issue of an real plastic “debit card” and are released in a few seconds in pin only form.

With a re-fillable call card you can immediately add more minutes using a Maestro credit card. It is safe, thanks to the VeriSign SSL and ScanAlert’s high technologies applied. Call service providers have toll-free numbers or you can also access their web stores. Certain cards allow you to pre-pay using wire transfers or checks - this obviously has a time drift and the re-charge can take up to two weeks to become activated. Many providers now also have an e-mail payment system like Google Checkout. Save up to 95% on your long distance calls with low-priced rates right now!