PhoneCardDepot.com - Determining Country Codes for Long Distance Calls

Calling From:
The city that you will be using your prepaid phone card from. If your city is not listed, choose a city where local calls can be made to for free from your phone. Your confirmation e-mail will contain all city access numbers, allowing you to use your phone card from different locations. *toll-free numbers typically incur an extra per-minute fee.

Calling To:
The nearest city to where you plan on dialing. Choosing the closest city will ensure that you receive an accurate per minute prepaid phone card rate.

All - All cards and rates will be displayed for your chosen Calling From and Calling To locations. The type of card that you choose will depend on the length of calls you typically make.

No Fee - No connection fees will be incurred when this type of calling card is used. No Fee phone cards are recommended for those who speak for variable periods of time. This type of phone card is the most popular type.

Fee - A connection charge will be deducted from your calling card's balance every time you place a call. This type of card has the lowest per minute rate, compared to Low Fee and No Fee phone cards. Connection Fee phone cards are recommended for those who speak for lenghty periods of time.

FEATURED RATES

	Australia	¢2.5
	Austria	¢3.2
	Canada	¢1.9
	China	¢1.5
	Hong Kong	¢2.4
	India	¢11.9
	Israel	¢3.2
	Italy	¢2.2
	Russia	¢6.7
	Spain	¢2.2
	USA	¢1.9
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Determining Country Codes

Country and city codes are part of the dialing instructions that you will need to place calls with your prepaid phone card. Phone Card Depot has partnered with Countrycode.ca to bring its customers free country code search powered by AJAX technology.

To try this service, click the link below:
Search Country Codes

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25.01.2008

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