Best Rates On Canadian Calling Cards

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What Are Calling Cards

A calling card, also known as a phone card, is basically a credit card which is used to connect with a long distance company using an access telephone number and a PIN (Personal Identification Number). They are thus very handy for making long distance calls when you are away from your home or office. Of course you can also use them at home and many times you can make cheaper long distance calls with the canadian calling card than you can with your normal long distance company.

When choosing calling cards there are several questions you should ask yourself. Where am I going to use it from. What kind of billing do I want (pre-paid, post-paid, credit card billed, etc.?). Is it for a single use or continuous use?, and others. We will review these features below.

What to look for in Canadian calling cards

If you are traveling out of the country, you will want a phone card which will work from the country/ countries to which you are traveling.

You will want to choose the payment option which is best for you.

With a pre-paid card you pay in advance, then use the card to make calls until you have used up the amount of minutes you bought on the card. They are normally available in amounts of $5, $10, $20, and $50.

With post-paid calling cards you pay at the end of the month either with your credit card or you receive a bill then pay it at the bank (depends on the service provider).

Some things to watch for when buying a calling card are; 1) Connection Fees, some companies charge a fee just for making the call then you also pay a per minute fee, 2) Billing Increment, with most calling cards you pay a minimum amount for each call (typically 1 minute) then bill at a certain increment of time. The best choice is usually a one minute minimum, then a 3 or 6 second billing increment. The lower the billing increment the better as all calling card companies round up to the next full billing increment. Thus if you make a 2 minute and 1 second call and the billing increment is 30 seconds you get billed for a 2 minute and 30 second call. however if you are billed at 3 second increments you will only be billed for a 2 minute and 3 second call.

Below you will find a list of the calling cards we currently offer to residents of Canada. More will be added in the near future.

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Canadian Calling Card Services

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	CogniCall Global Calling Card CogniCall offers outstanding Canadian origination (works from over 50 countries) calling card service, featuring LOW international and interstate rates. No monthly or per call minimum charges. Online signup. For commercial and residential users. Web call details. Automatic credit card payment. Six-second billing increments after one minute minimum
	AccuGlobe Calling Card Looking for a way to reduce your budget? Think outside the box! Cut costs by using calling cards instead of direct dialing. Use our Toll-Free calling card with a low per-minute rate or take advantage of our International Origination service and make calls from over 45 Countries. It's that simple. Web call details. Automatic credit card billing. A $1 USD monthly fee applies each month, charged only when you have usage.