Who has the best Intl. Calling Card

[G4G5]

Currently I am using T-Mobile with GSM 900/1800 and GSM 1900. It works great abroad, so so in the NYC area( I can't wait for the Gait phones)

T-Mobile gets a bit expensive on the road, in the hotels. I am looking for a phone calling card that is cheap but most importantly EASILY works everywhere.

 

[Gulfstream 200]

I think both ATT and MCI are compareable and I have used both just about everywhere.

never had a problem with a local access number. Could not help out with the costs, as they are company cards...

 

[JayDub]

The calling cards you buy at Sam's Club and Costco seem to be the best deals. There is a premium for calling from a foreign country (like any other card), but it's still a great supplement to a cell phone. I have had my Sam's Club Card for 3+ years and have absolutely no complaints! I think at my last recharge, domestic calls were at $.038/ minute. Call their customer service at 1-888-854-6740 for more details. Take care.


JayDub

 

[CorpLearDriver]

Currently I am using T-Mobile with GSM 900/1800 and GSM 1900. It works great abroad, so so in the NYC area( I can't wait for the Gait phones)

I use T-Mobile too, it works well in Caracas, don't know about Europe yet. Nextel worked well in Caracas too, but was more expense. However, it automaticly switched between the bands. In the middle of the U.S. T-mobile is hit or miss, same with Nextel. My personal Verizon service works just about anywhere in the U.S., but not internationally.

Of course I know this subject is about phone cards, but I had to throw my two cents worth in on the cell subject.