How Do I Use Your Phone Cards?
With the price that many long distance providers are charging
today for direct dial long distance, many people are choosing
to use phone cards instead of having long distance on their
landlines. The reasons may even be unrelated to the cost
of the calls but related to having had experiences with
friends and neighbors using their phone to make long distance
calls without permission. The choice to forego having a
long distance provider is a personal one, but many companies
have taken advantage of that knowledge to get into the fast
growing calling card market.
Using a phone card to make long distance calls is as simple
as dialing an access number along with the personal identification
number provided by the card provider, and you are ready
to dial the number you wish to call. With rates as low as
3.9 cents per minute, you can talk for as long as you want
without putting a serious cramp in your budget.
IBNTel gives you a choice of two different phone cards:
postpaid and prepaid. The prepaid phone card requires you
to sign up on line for an account, and you will then purchase
a prepaid phone card using your credit card. Although you
will purchase the card for a set dollar amount, the number
of minutes you will receive for that amount will depend
where you make your calls. You can, however, get an idea
of how many minutes you will have by locating the rate of
the area where you normally make your calls. Of course,
for international calls, you will see the number of minutes
when you click on the country. Within the United States,
you have to check by specific states in order to get an
idea of how many minutes you card will allow.
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The use of a postpaid phone card does not require payment
up front, but IBNTel
sends you a bill once a month for calls made during that
billing cycle. The rates are the same as those on a prepaid
card, but you just don’t have to pay up front in order
to make calls. This works well when you are traveling around
and unable to use dial around service such as hotels and
other locations where you will not be at a number long enough
to register it to use with dial around service.
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