| User | Comment |
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| ausfox | | posted 28-Mar-2007 12:50am |
Yes, but only for overseas |
| Amanda | | posted 28-Mar-2007 1:15am |
No. I've got free long distance on my cell, so there's no point. I used to use them when I had friends in Iraq. They'd get cell phones over there and I'd use a calling card to call them. But, now they're all home, so I don't need to do that anymore. |
CarolL  | | posted 28-Mar-2007 3:26am |
Not any more. I can call anywhere in Canada or the Continental United States any time I please with my VoiP, lovin it BTW, no exra charge...$35 a month on my cable bill. So now my internet, cable and phone are all on one invoice... |
they  | | posted 28-Mar-2007 8:21am |
No.
I use my cell. |
| kitti723 | | posted 28-Mar-2007 9:56am |
I used to when I was at work before I had a cell phone but not anymore. |
| Enheduanna | | posted 28-Mar-2007 10:29am |
No. When I lived in Israel you had to get a phone card to use the public pay phones, but they were for local calls too, and you didn't get any kind of discount. They had all kinds of cool designs on them, though. I collected them. |
| Wackadoo | | posted 28-Mar-2007 11:06am |
No, I use my cellphone. |
Iseult  | | posted 28-Mar-2007 2:18pm |
Yes: If I'm phoning Internation non-US long distance from the regular phone or if I'm making any International call from my cell. Also, if I'm calling Canada and planning on talking for longer than 5/10 minutes. |
gambler   | | posted 28-Mar-2007 6:36pm |
No, Use my netphone (something like Vonage) or ust dial direct |
| gambler | | (reply to CarolL) posted 28-Mar-2007 6:41pm |
Not any more. I can call anywhere in Canada or the Continental United States any time I please with my VoiP, lovin it BTW, no exra charge...$35 a month on my cable bill. So now my internet, cable and phone are all on one invoice...
We have that here called "Netphone" its great I pay US$25 a month and can call ... USA, Canada, UK ...unlimited from Jamaica its superb deal... I can also phone loads of other countries like china, peru , Colombia wierd ones |
| RGirl | | posted 28-Mar-2007 7:14pm |
No. Remember calling cards? Before cell phones were common? My parents let me use theirs. I have never used one of these though. |
| kirst | | posted 29-Mar-2007 6:59am |
I don't use them in Hong Kong---overseas long distance can be incredibly cheap here if you sign up with the correct carrier. When I'm back in the US, I tend to get a calling card of sorts (I buy it online so it's never an actual card) to call overseas. Also incredibly cheap but more of a pain to use. |
| Danger | | posted 29-Mar-2007 9:23am |
Only for international calls. I use my cell phone for regular long distance calls because I have it included for free in my plan. |
romkey  | | posted 29-Mar-2007 10:58am |
No. |
cloudhugger  | | posted 29-Mar-2007 1:11pm |
I have them for ememrgencies for where the cell doesn't work. Sam's club has the best deal. |
| mandy | | posted 29-Mar-2007 1:23pm |
No |
| Bulwinke336 | | posted 30-Mar-2007 3:55pm |
i have free US and Canada |
| mve17 | | posted 8-Apr-2007 10:27am |
All those long distance calls to america...... |
| gazelda1 |
I use them when I am away from home and my cell phone is in roaming range |
| thecomic22 | | posted 10-Apr-2007 5:40pm |
No, never have. |
| cabinfever | | posted 15-Apr-2007 6:47pm |
Nope.... thank goodness for cell phones! |
| Otter | | posted 22-Apr-2007 1:17pm |
I have a company calling card |
| falkensmaze | | posted 25-Apr-2007 3:28am |
I don't make long distance calls very often, but my cell phone has free long distance as part of my plan. |
