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There are many advantages for using a prepaid calling card.

Savings
Prepaid calling cards often have much lower domestic and international long distance rates than the residential service from most phone cards companies. Also there are no monthly fee and no federal , state and/or local taxes. If you look carefully, you'll notice that the monthly fee, taxes and other fees may account for about 15% of your total long distance bill.
By using prepaid calling cards could save up to 60% of your long distance phone bill.

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Prepaid phone cards enable you to enjoy low long distance rates no matter where you are. They are handy when you are away from home. You can call from home, office, pay phone, cell phone and hotel with a peace of mind.

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