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What's a good phone card to use within Australia?

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What's a good phone card to use within Australia?

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  1. Aloha from Down Unda!

    Seems like phone cards are so last century.

    Now it's either cell phone plan, cell phone prepay or 1800 REVERSE

    Best wishes ~


  2. GPS Phonecard is not a bad one...some of the charges to call internationally are even cheaper than some countries calling another mobile phone within the same country.

    For more info, go to www.telpacific.com.au or call 1300 736 900

  3. Have you considered a using a VoIP service that has Calling Card Access Numbers?

    It is possible to use VoIP without any VoIP equipment.

    How?

    By using the VoIP services Calling Card world-wide access numbers... if they have access numbers in your area.

    You can get VoIP calling rates by using a PSTN land-line telephone by calling the VoIP gateway access numbers.

    CallCentric and InPhonex are two VoIP services that offer Calling Card gateway access numbers (find links through my profile).  

    With CallCentric, call USA, Canada, UK, most of Europe for 1.9 cent/min.  Australia calls are 2.3 cent/min.

    CallCentric has free local Australia Calling Card access numbers in

    - Melbourne (61-3-9001-1163)

    - Sydney (61-2-9037-0117)

    With InPhonex, call USA, Canada, UK, most of Europe for 2.5 cent/min;  Australia/New Zealand for 2.9 cent/min.

    InPhonex has free local Australia Calling Card access numbers in

    - Auckland, New Zealand (64-9-442-7359)

    - Sydney, Australia  (61-2-8307-3809)

    These are all the same rates they charge their VoIP pay-as-you-go users.  No contracts, no commitments, no extra fees.

    I actually use both CallCentric and InPhonex as my home phone VoIP service providers..... Calling Card access is just an added bonus.

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