Cramming Beware of anyone practicing cramming. This is an illegal activity practiced by some long-distance carriers, who will bill you for additional services that you never requested. If you have long-distance service, always check your statement - if you find you have been crammed, contact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) immediately! Also see slamming.
With the Cardinal calling card, you get excellent quality of service and the best rates for many destinations using Local Access Numbers. The Cardinal card can now be used from a wide variety of countries around the world.
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· Maintenance Fee - No
· Rounding - 1 minute
· Toll Free Access Numbers - Yes (USA, Canada)
· Local Access Numbers - Yes (USA)
· Tax - No
· Pay Phone Charge - 99c
· Validity period - Unlimited (*)
· Prompt Languages - English, Russian
Permanent PIN! Refill option is available.
PIN Free Access!
Register your phone number with the card and it is recognized automatically after dialing the Access Number, and you don't need to enter a hard-to-remember PIN!
Register up to 10 different phone numbers to one account.
Use "My Account" - "My Permanent PINs" to register additional phone numbers.
Speed Dial! You can make your phone call by pressing three keys only!
Please read the disclaimer about additional provisions. Rates and fees are subject to change without notice. Application of surcharges and fees has the effect of reducing total minutes on the card.
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Long call fee Another hidden charge, a long-call fee is charged toward the balance of your phone card if your call exceeds 20 minutes. Not all service providers charge a long-call fee.
By 1992, all major U.S. phone companies had jumped on the bandwagon and were offering customers prepaid calling cards. Revenues throughout the industry were through the roof, reaching $12 million with projections of double that over the next several years. However, those projections were wrong. Phone card sales skyrocketed far beyond anyone's expectations, and continue to do so today. To see for yourself the incredible growth this industry has experienced, check out these figures:
calling cards is the best service I have ever had since I have been in USA. Great prices, variety and quality. Thanks for your service and customer service. Keep up the good work.
Calling cards are collectors' items. Surprisingly enough, some collectors do collect calling cards. Because some companies make unique, colorful cards, some hobbyists find them very attractive. There is even a publication dedicated to collecting calling cards as collectors' items: "The Collectors' Book of Telephone Cards." This book, published in England, contains 108 pages of calling cards from 61 different countries. So, if you are a collector, you might consider calling cards as an addition to your hobby.
Cramming Beware of anyone practicing cramming. This is an illegal activity practiced by some long-distance carriers, who will bill you for additional services that you never requested. If you have long-distance service, always check your statement - if you find you have been crammed, contact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) immediately! Also see slamming.
The last 3 years I have been using only calling cards. It never gave me a problem...not even during festival times, long weekends when so many guys will be calling home..I was able to talk freely, using calling cards. The website is good too. Just need 5 clicks to get a new PIN. Hope you guys will keep up the same quality and keep reasonable rates as they are.
I love your international calling cards. Thank you and keep up with the good work. I have been using calling cards for almost 3 years now for making calls to India. I think it offers a great combination of cost and quality on its phone cards, and offers probably the most cost effective cards in the market to India. In addition, I have experienced good customer service whenever I have called in with questions.
The Mega Clean and Stable card was the best I found to call my husband while he was in Iraq. It has great rates and easy to use features! If he ever has to go back, we will certainly purchase again and again! Thank you for helping us keep in touch while he served our country!
PICC - Primary Interexchange Carrier Charge Local telephone companies, or local exchange carriers (LECs) often charge long-distance carriers for using the local network to send and receive long-distance calls. Few long-distance carriers charge the consumer for this fee. See also Access Charges, above.
Deaveraging Because it is more expensive to provide certain services in some areas than it is in others, many long-distance carriers vary their charges for the same services in different areas.
calling cards has been my lifeline to my husband who was deployed to Iraq for the past year. I searched around for affordable calling cards and found this site to be the MOST affordable and easy to use, in fact I was skeptical when first using it but am so pleased that there was "no catch." Very good service and access numbers were never busy! Thank you for your invaluable service!!!
As far as the website is concerned it is easily accessible. In relation to the product, I like the Entrix Card as it provides me with more minutes and clear voice and easy reach.
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