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How to use prepaid phone cards:
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These directions would normally apply to any type of phone card, since you would still be using your own PIN, or personal identification code.
Also note that when calling to a cellular, or mobile telephone, rates can and usually are higher.
When using your cellular or mobile telephone to place calls, you are responsible for your cellular providers airtime. Where we can help you is when your provider charges higher long distance rates to where you are calling to. Normally, a great amount of savings can be found when you dial internationally using prepaid services, or if you have gone past your alloted monthly cell minutes, or if your provider charges extra for long distance calls outside of your calling area.
 Dial the toll-free access number from any touch-tone telephone.
At the voice prompt, enter your PIN# (personal identification number assigned to you).
At the next voice prompt, enter your destination phone number as follows:
For domestic call: Dial 1 + area code + telephone number.
For international calls (from the USA): Dial 011 + Country Code + City Code + local
number.
How to use prepaid phone cards dialing to other countries - Get Country Codes Here
Upon each use, the caller is told how many minutes are remaining for the pre-determined $5, $10, $20, etc. denomination.
Caller has a one-minute warning, alerting when the PIN is almost used up.
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Why use prepaid phone cards:
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Convenient and a good value for those on-the-go.
Often less expensive than long distance providers.
Helps to budget your long distance cost.
Eliminate monthly long distance bills.
Students - Save a great deal over using your existing school long distance provider. Dialing these toll-free access numbers allow you to by-pass the school system.
They serve as good, usable gifts
Business incentives, promotions.
Raise money for your organization
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