London calling card
#2



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Just have her go into the corner convenience shop or a shop in most any tube station.
There are many different calling card plans and which is "best" will vary. But none of them will cost more than a few cents a minute. I've used several different brands - and all were about the same. Much cheaper than the cards you can get at Costco/Sam's Club in the States.
(BTW - This would get more response if posted over on the Europe forum)
There are many different calling card plans and which is "best" will vary. But none of them will cost more than a few cents a minute. I've used several different brands - and all were about the same. Much cheaper than the cards you can get at Costco/Sam's Club in the States.
(BTW - This would get more response if posted over on the Europe forum)
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The OP was asking about a card to call London FROM the US. I highly recommend zaptel.com. We use the card called "Flying Colors" - used it when my son was in the Dominican Republic for a semester and again now that he is living in Uganda for a year. Each call is 17 cents per minute, and the call quality is very good. Also, all the information about your account is available to you online.
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Oh sheesh - completely missed the US TO London bit. Sorry.
for what you want I would not use ANY calling card. I'd just us a 1010 number. Which one is best for you depends partly on which phone company you are w/.
I use 1010-987, but there are several others. Do a google for 1010 numbers and you can find out which you should use for the best rates.
for what you want I would not use ANY calling card. I'd just us a 1010 number. Which one is best for you depends partly on which phone company you are w/.
I use 1010-987, but there are several others. Do a google for 1010 numbers and you can find out which you should use for the best rates.



