Best prepaid phone card?
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I answered a simillar question before. Here is what I said:\nThe best card? What does it mean? If it is price and quality you need to compare a number of cards. The prefered way to compare is to use the Internet.\n\n1) First you need to determine if you will be making short calls or long. If short, then 1 minute or even 1 second rounding is for you. If long, then 3 minute rounding or even 5 minute rounding is OK. \n2) Second you need to determine how much you call, that is for how long you will have a calling card before it expires. If for a couple of months or more, then you need a card that does not have maintenance fees. If for a week or two then maintenance fees do not add much.\n3) Then you need to go to at least 2 or 3 web sites that sell multiple cards and make comparison. I suggest to go at least to: Nobelcom at http://www.nvcards.com , Cloncom at http://www.prismlongdistance.com and Tel3 at http://www.tel3com.com
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Any Walgreens in the US will carry the GreenDot Prepaid Visa card.  It costs $9.95 plus whatever cash you want to load it with.
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if it is a phone card you are looking for, go to cloncom.com\nthey have some really good phone rates.  and if you refer a friend you and your friend get a $5.00 credit.
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In order to do that you have to sign up with a web based faxing service.\n\nHere's a list of providers:\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/EY010035751033.aspx\n\n\nInterFAX and Send2Fax have the best prepaid rates.
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www.creditcards.com  I prefer the Western Union prepaid debit Master Card, used it almost a year and I am very satisfied! www.westernunionprepaidservices.com
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You get these cards from you mobile phone provider. All major vendors in my area (Verizon, T-mobile, Circular and Sprint) offer a card that works on their network. The cards work like cell phones and are usually locked to whatever provider you got it from. \nThe costs vary. You can check individual sites for exect quotes but figure on paying about $50 a month. Make sure you get the unlimited plan otherwise it will be a small future to use it.\nMost of the cards have regular Wi-Fi built in also. If you have a wireless home network you'll be able to connect to it.\nSome vendors like T-Mobile offer hot spots where you can get Wi-Fi services also.\nThe way to choose a card is find out what wireless vendor has the best coverage in your area and get their card.
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When I got mine, I went with net 10.  I looked at all the ones out there, and this was the one that was best for me, especially since there were NO other fees at all.  I get 10 cents/min at anytime, includes long distance and roaming.  And then for text msgs, it is 5 cents/msg.  I looked at a lot of the ones that are available out there, and this just seemed to be the best.  \nGood luck!\n:)
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You can pay for wireless PCMCIA cards that will offer you internet service through cellular networks.\n\nI think Sprint has the fastest currently, but Cingular, TMobile, and Helios all offer this service.\n\nSprint: \nhttp://powervision.sprint.com/mobilebroadband/\n\nTMobile\nhttp://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/Detail.aspx?device=e84f500d-8c20-4a82-9017-0c6bc3f4ad5a\n\nCingular\n\nHelio:\nhttp://www.helio.com/#devices_hybrid\n\nMikeC
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E Top Up cards allow you to link the card to your mobile phone and add values of 'Top Up' to your pre paid mobile. It depends whether your friend has added any top up to this card or whether it is empty.\n\nSee www.vodafone.co.uk for more info.
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It depends on who your long distance provider is and what long distnace plan you have chosen. You can give them a call real quick to ask them how much it will cost. Though probably it would be cheaper to get a phone card.
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If you consistently use your mobile very, very occasionally, and only for domestic calls, then a pre-paid phone could be the lowest cost option.  \n\nOne thing to keep in mind is that with prepaid plans, you have to buy the phone, which even after rebates/incentives, can cost $75 or more for something other than a very, very basic model.\n\nAlso, if a person has lousy credit, a prepaid phone can be a good way to go (no credit check).\n\nContracts are not a rip off for everyone.  I have a monthly plan, I pay about $50 including all taxes.  I committed for one year intially, I am now month to month.  My mobile phone is my only phone, so I use it a fair bit, meaning that a monthly plan makes sense financially.  I got my phone for free when I signed up for the plan about two years ago now (and it is not the most basic model).
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Packet8, Sunrocket, Opex, MyPhoneCompany, and others....\n\nVonage is overpriced.\n\nYou can check out this link to compare different providers:\n\nhttp://metrot1.com/content/view/21/32/
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Try Western Unions website. You may be able to work something out with them and their Prepaid Visa card
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join 02 buddy...online.....at www.02.co.uk....you can apply for a genie sim card wich gives u 300 free txts a month as long as you top up with £10 each month...plus you get 10free txts a month through the online membership wich 02 runs...good luck
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Visa gift cards are available at banks. Here is a link.\n\nhttp://www.usa.visa.com/personal/cards/prepaid/visa_gift_card.html?it=R2|/|Visa%20Gift%20Cards
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The best card really depends on what you want to use the card for. \n\nIf you want a card to park money and earn some interest, look at Netspend.\n\nIf you want a card for direct deposit, look at rushcard or netspend.\n\nIf you are looking for a card as an allowance tool, look at a visa buxx card.\n\nHere are somethings to look out for:\n1. Hidden fees (some cards even charge for customer service)\n2. How long they've been business....the established cards have been around for atleast 2 years\n3. Do you need to do something extra to get the things that you need (some card put restrictions on car rentals for example)\n\nA great source is the prepaid card forum.
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wow do they make pre-paid creit cards?..where?