Allison Manalang Ayson asked:




Communication is vital ingredients of any relationship. A relationship will not prosper if there is no constant communication. This is why many people who argue of which way will be the best way to have a good means of communication.

There are different ways of communication that is why it is no longer a problem to reach others even they are miles away. You can write the letters call them through landline phones; you can also use cell phones in calling them and a lot more.

Now the famous means of communication is calling through the use of cell phone or landline telephones. But there is still an argument when it comes in using these. Many says it is better to use a prepaid calling card but there are some people says it is better to use the post paid services.

Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages using each one of them.

Using post paid services can give you unlimited call. You can call for as long as you want and for how many times you want to do the call. You have the control over the time of calling. You can easily connect to the person that you are calling without dialing the PIN. This is totally hassle-free whenever you want to do a call. But the problem with this postpaid services is the amount that you have to pay after making long hours of call. You might get surprised as you receive your monthly bill because you are paying a high amount due to the unlimited call that you have done in the past days. You are been carried away talking to your love ones without knowing that you are incurring expensive expenses in calling.

For those people who prefer using the prepaid calling card, they do not incur expensive monthly telephone bills. You will not get surprised for the amount that you need to pay because of your calling expenses is limited to the amount that you have paid for the prepaid calling card. The amount of the prepaid calling card has the control over you. But the problem in using this prepaid calling card is that your calling time is limited with the amount that you have paid for. You do not have all the time to talk with your love ones. Once you credit has been used up your communication will be cut and you need to buy another card if you need to make a follow up call.

Now it is up to you which one you want for your calling needs. But if practicality is what you want use a prepaid calling cards for your calling needs.

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undercover asked:


my girlfriend is in another country and i want to buy a prepaid card to call her using my mobile but i dont think my parents would allow me, so how?

also im 16 and cant drive

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brixson r asked:


I am planning to call to the philippines using my t-mobile phone….if i use prepaid card to call the philippines? does t-mobile charge me for calling the philippines even i use prepaid card? how about my minutes?

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Darth Cantankerous asked:


its a $10 Go Phone prepaid card, with an “in use” phone…

Will it charge calls made while my sim card is in to the prepaid card?
So even though all the information is still there…for example the phone book etc., It won’t charge my mom’s phone?

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nelimastuma asked:

Kasamore offers prepaid calling cards with low rate long distance calls to Africa, Ghana, Kenya, Cote I’Voire, Nigeria, Liberia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, El Savador, and other countries globally. Receive pinless dialing from 5 numbers, speed dial and online account management.

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networkanalytics asked:

Study about the amount of minutes that prepaid calling cards actually provide versus what they advertise

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networkanalytics asked:

Study about the amount of minutes that prepaid calling cards actually provide versus what they advertise

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KENNETH M asked:


Would you believe the FCC has further burdened those prepaid phone card users like myself? It now charges 5 minutes for INTRASTATE calls for every minute used!!!
Besides having to pay for a cell phone, are there any other choices?

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cocomojo60 asked:


My new exchange student and I want to start calling each other before he gets here. How do we do it. Is it best to get a prepaid international calling card?

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Kat asked:


I have a friend who is deployed in Afghanistan. He calls my cell phone often; does it cost me when he calls? He is calling off a payphone on base, using a prepaid calling card. Im just wondering if im going to get a extremely large cell phone bill at the end of the month.

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