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How To Buy The Best Worldwide Phone CardsJ D Dean
Worldwide phone cards are the ideal way to stay in touch at a minimal cost with friends and family. Yes, the internet offers no cost ways to communicate with people around the world but sometimes you you just can't get computer access. The next best alternative...worldwide phone cards! This article is not intended to give you the many benefits of phone cards but it is more about what you should ask before buying one. Yes, phone cards are an extremely cheap way to stay in touch but you don't want to become one of the "horror statistics" and join a long list of people who have been "caught with their pants down" in the past. Worldwide Phone Cards So what should you ask before purchasing a phone card? The international calling card industry has really had to tighten up it's act in recent years because of some unscrupulous operators spoiling the party for many. The successful companies have recognized how important it is to provide excellent service and are reaping the rewards by offering excellent and unprecedented benefits to consumers. Sometimes, it's not about finding the cheapest deal with phone cards but finding the company offering the best service. Here are some of the things you should look for when purchasing a card. 1. Make sure all information is disclosed up front. You are the buyer and the last thing you want is to be hit with any nasty surprises later on. 2. Avoid deals where the rates change depending on what time of the day it is. You want rates that are at a constant level 24 hours a day. 3. Ask whether the first minute or two of a call is higher than the remaining minutes of the call. If they are, ask why. Avoid these offers if possible. 4. Get all the information you can on any fees you're not aware of. Things like connection fees, maintenance fees or even sign up fees. Don't ignore these. There is nothing worse than thinking you have $10 dollars worth of calls and when you go to make a call, you suddenly discover your account is a couple of dollars lighter because of fees. 5. Worldwide phone cards are great and very convenient but what happens when something goes wrong? This is actually the first thing I look at when buying a card... the company's customer service. Best case scenario, you want to be able to contact a customer service rep 24/7. 6. Ask what you card's expiration date is or if it has an expiration date. Again, this is important and should not be overlooked.
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