GREAT NEWS! We have launched our £10 Unlimited Call service to 40 Countries.
Pay £10 via premium SMS text message and make Unlimited Calls to over 40 different destinations within 30 days.
Countries available with this offer include:
Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil Rio and Sao Paulo, Canada (inc mobile), China (inc mobile), Colombia, Denmark, Cyprus South, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong (inc mobile), Hungary, India (inc mobile), Ireland, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Poland, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, USA (inc mobile).
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All other destinations not listed will not be available to call using the unlimited call service.
N.B – Not Available to Virgin Mobile users. The unlimited call service can only be used from the mobile number used for the subscription to our service.
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As communication technology advances, international phonecards are getting cheaper. A friend of mine remembers when he used to buy phonecards back in the 90′s that charged almost £1 a minute to call parts of the USA. Thankfully those days are long gone. Even mobile providers are recognizing that the are like old King Canute, they cannot hold back the tide.
As an indication of the downward trend in prices on international calls, we will soon be able to offer unlimited international calls at a single monthly payment. Watch this space for updates in the next few days for the latest fantastic cheap international call deals.
Dial through access numbers are a great way to save money on international calls. Today there are several companies offering this service, and you can easily sign up to start saving online.
Dial through access numbers allow you to bypass your regular long distance carrier in order to use one that charges cheaper rates. Some dial through access providers specialize in mobile phone service, while others can be used on either mobile or landline phones. In either case, you dial a special prefix before dialling the number you’re calling. Alternatively, you may be able to call a toll free number for access to dial through services.
There are several things to consider when shopping for and evaluating dial through access providers. First, you must make sure you can use the dial through access number in your area. You also must ensure it can be used to call the country you plan to phone using the access number. This information is usually very clearly outlined on providers’ websites.
Next, you’ll need to determine exactly how you will be charged for using the dial through access service. Some services are prepaid, while others allow you to be billed through your regular phone service provider.
It’s important to know exactly what charges you will pay for using a dial through access provider. Most often, the minutes you use for an international call with a dial through access number count towards your regular phone service plan. If you have unlimited or free minutes with your mobile plan, you should not be charged for the call through your regular service provider.
You’ll pay for the call you make with dial through services in accordance with providers’ scheduled fees. In most cases, rates per minute on international calls are much lower with dial through access than you would normally pay with your regular long distance carrier. Some dial through access providers may charge flat monthly rates for their services, while others may charge a combination of flat rates and per-minute fees. Evaluating all costs and comparing rates is very important in choosing a dial through access provider.
Dial through access providers make it very easy to save money on international calls. By programming the access number into your phone for one touch dialling, it can also be a very convenient way to make calls. Another option is to add the prefix to any international phone numbers you have stored in your phone. In most cases, you will need to add a “pause” between the access prefix and the phone number. You can easily find out how to do this by referring to your phone manual.
Calls Abroad | admin | 
January 19, 2011 9:06 pm | 
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