Comfi Review
Comfi is a US-based company, but they have a very international selection of cards. You can find well priced cards with access numbers in most countries worldwide.
Description:Comfi.com is a reseller of prepaid calling cards, and other products, on behalf of several 3rd party telephone companies. They are the top ranked calling card company according to Alexa.com
Carriers represented :ACC, AT&T, ECC, IDT, IDTE, NTC, NW-IP, RNT
Other products & services：Conference calling, VoIP internet calling services, small business PBX services, mobile prepaid plans (for selected mobile carriers)
Service details:US domestic rates
1.3 cents/min with local access or 2.3 cents/min with toll free access. Some cards have even lower rates, but also charge a maintenance fee.
Sample international rates
These are per minute rates for cards with no extra fees: Afghanistan 22￠, Australia 1.8￠, Bulgaria 2.5￠, China 2￠, Colombia 4.5￠, Romania 3.2￠, Ukraine 9.6￠.
Fees
Lower rate cards carry a weekly maintenance and/or connection fee.
Amounts available for initial purchase
$5, $10, $20, $50 and $100.
Recharges
Online.
Lower rate and extra fees VS higher rate and no fees
Some calling cards from Comfi carry a weekly maintenance fee, but charge a lower per minute rate. These are recommended for people who want to use up the card with one or two calls because they will end up talking more despite the extra fee(s).
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Posted in Review | Comments (3)
calling card to dial from a phone
Can you use a calling card to dial from a phone with no service/contract?
It’s an old car phone with no Bluetooth. It has a number but no derive provider. There is an option to use a calling card but I don’t know if that will work.
No.
In order to use a calling card, you need to be able to dial the card service’s 800 number, then enter a PIN.
Inactive cellular phones will only allow you to dial 911 (They’re required to in the case of an emergency)
You say the phone has a number, but no service provider. This is not possible as the phone numbers are not assigned to the equipment, but the providers who service the equipment. Up until a few years ago, you could not keep your number when you switched providers. Even if you used the same phone.
You could always get a pre-paid cellphone (Like Trac-fone) and only charge it for the time you need it. Several are available at convenience stores and electronics retailers.
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Posted in Calling Card | Comments (2)
Pay less for long distance phone calls with ComFi pre-paid calling cards!
2 Responses to “calling card to dial from a phone”
May 28th, 2009 at 4:52 pm
Great post! Just wanted to let you know you have a new subscriber- me!
June 15th, 2009 at 7:25 pm
How soon will you update your blog? I’m interested in reading some more information on this issue.