Selecting a quality prepaid calling card to call in the US can be hard with several cards available to buy! We offer some advice for anyone looking at obtaining a prepaid phone card to help you find the best deal. Rates to cellular telephones in international locations are most likely to be higher than call charges to land line phones. It is imperative that you check to make sure that you are looking at the cell phone rate if calling a cell phone. Access numbers are the connecting number called which connects you to your calling card. If a local access number is not available you will have to dial a toll free number to connect to your phone card. The charge per minute when using a toll free number is always costlier than is charged when using local phone number. The fees column will tell you about any connection or maintenance rates that are associated with your calling card. Calling cards with extremely cheap minute charges probably have additional fees – you should only use a calling card that has cheaper per minute charges and connection rates if you will only be calling once! All telephone cards have standard taxes added each minute. The average rate for tax is fifteen percent though it may differ from this number. It’s essential that you know all of the card rates of your telephone card. Review how to look for a good card to purchase the phone card that will work best for you!

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