Can I use a calling card if I have no long distance plan from my service provider?
I plan on using third party calling cards for international calls. If I cancel my long distance plan from my service provider, will I be able to use my calling card? Thanks for any help.
think most people now uses a calling card instead of using their providers long distance service due to major difference in rates.
As long as the calling card service provides “local access” dial-around numbers, or 1-800 toll-free access numbers, then you do not need to have long distance access enabled on your land-line phone.
I dropped my long distance carrier 8 years ago. No more paying a minimum monthly service fee, no more mandated FCC fees.
I use my cell phone for long distance, if I need to fax, I use a phone card.
Not all phone cards are created equal!
Check the fine print. Some cards will eat time after the first use, some do not, some charge a connect fee, some do not.
research before you jump.
you can program speed dial locations for the access/authorization codes so you do not need to dial so many digits.
Yes since most calling cards will offer you a toll free number or a local number.

