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I have an upcoming trip to Turkey and Greece.
Can anyone recommend a calling card with reasonable rates to use for calls back to the U.S.?
I don't have cell phone - only interested in making calls from landline phones.
Thanks.
Calling Card Recommendations?
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For Turkey, I used http://www.tulumba.com/ ... and it was fantastic.
Thanks, yorkshire.
I'll go to their website and check it out.
TTT
Any other recommendations for calling cards that can be used in both Greece and Turkey?
For Greece: Chronokarta works internationally as well as domestically in the OTE card phones you'll find everywhere. http://oteshop.ote.gr/storefront/en/mobile/calling-and-internet-cards/chronokarta/cos_cat_001-cos_subcat_002-cos_subcat_002002-p0.html
Here's more information: http://www.greecetravel.com/phones/phone-cards
Thanks, brotherleelove2004. I'm looking into the options on those websites. I appreciate your response.
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The commonly used definition for the term "phone cards" or "calling cards" is the following one: telecommunication cards applied for saving money on processing international and domestic calls. These cards can be applied from nearly every telephone device, however, as opposite to prepaid phone cards these ones include extra payments and taxes. One more disadvantage of these cards is that you should type in your personal identification number for every phone call if the card is not refillable. The majority of phone cards allow using prepaid credits, which are represented by a special balance, making it possible to deduct the cost of phone calls you process. International phone cards give you the opportunity to process phone calls from nearly any location where there is a phone device.
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