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  Calling Home From Overseas
 Tuesday, September 5, 2006 at 04:38PM
Tuesday, September 5, 2006 at 04:38PM Tip For Calling Home From Overseas
By Grant Haughton on Travel for Less- You’re visiting Amsterdam and want to call your family back in the States.  What’s the cheapest way to call home? Try a calling card.
 
- Calling cards come in two major types: Prepaid or Billed. The difference is  that you are prepaying up front for calling minutes, compared to being billed  later. Prepaid tends to be cheaper; both use local or toll-free numbers to  connect you via the calling card to your intended caller in the States.
 
- One of the least expensive prepaid calling card services is offered  by Nobel, at roughly 3 cents a minute.  Among the cheaper billed calling card services, starting around 6 cents a  minute, are Cognigen, Ekit and Pin  City. Make sure to check important differences such as connect charges,  weekly service charges, replenishment and billing increments.
 
- There are sites to compare and find prepaid and billed calling cards services. Check out Phone My Home for some good comparisons.
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