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We understand you want to be able to call family, friends, business associates and others in India with prepaid phone cards that will save you money and offer additional benefits. We is unique in providing live customer service for our prepaid phone cards--24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Highly trained representatives are available to assist you with questions regarding We prepaid phone cards, calling India or our special features and services. Across the sea: United States, 1987 In 1987, World Telecom Group, a partnership comprised of the companies Siemens and General Electric Company, was the first to launch phone cards in the United States. This partnership developed their own technology, known as "magstripe." This technology is now one of the most widely used of its kind. Access number Usually a toll-free number, the access number is the number you dial in order to use a prepaid phone card. I have been using your products for 2 years. I cal someone who lives in St Petersburg Russia. Sometimes we talk for 2 hours. If I do, it costs me$1.20 to call 8 time zones away! The reasonable cost and great sound quality has allowed me to send her roses every month. Needless to say, she is coming to the USA and we will be getting married in 3 months! The due date can be extended past 120 days, up to 365 days from the date you add a TracFone 1 year prepaid wireless service card or Double Minute prepaid plan card. The due date can be extended to a maximum of 730 days from the date you add any combination of the 1 year prepaid wireless service card and/or the Double Minute prepaid plan card. Random disconnects Some service providers stop long calls in progress by employing random disconnects. Keep an eye out for this practice - it is a trick used by some service providers to force you to charge additional balances to your phone card. How do I use a prepaid phone card? Using a prepaid phone card is as easy as dialing home. These simple steps are standard when using a prepaid phone card: Each card displays the amount of minutes a $10 or $20 card holds, their connection fee and more. This information allows you, as a smart consumer, to compare the cards and find the best card that fit your needs. The card is very convenient as we can use it from our home phone and cell phones and the rates are much cheaper than the phone companies. No hidden fees make it even more worthwhile. I love using the Mega Clean and Stable card and the website is really easy to use. All the information I need to find for any calling card is available immediately and the prices are very competitive. I also like the option of hardwiring the pin to my phone number so I don't have to dial the pin all the time. It's what makes me coming back for more The first international long distance line went from New York to Philadelphia and was installed in 1886, just one year after the company's foundation. By 1892, the longest line was approximately 950 miles between New York and Chicago. Although this was as far as the technology of the time could go, the invention of loading coils soon permitted the company to take their long distance phone lines all the way out to Denver. Loading coils were tightly strung copper coils wound up on top of an iron coil and positioned about once each mile along the cable to which they were connected. This invention permitted the use of thinner telephone wires. The birth of a telephone giant The American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) was incorporate in New York in 1885. Then a subsidiary of the American Bell Telephone Company, after 14 years, AT&T bought the assets of its parent and became the new parent of the Bell Telephone System. One of the famous co-founders of the Bell Telephone System was none other than Alexander Graham Bell.