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I just wanted to let you know that I am a regular user of your calling card products and I have never ever faced any problems with any of your cards. I buy different cards when I call different countries, and I get the same, excellent quality in each card. Not even once have I had a dropped call or bad voice quality. Your service is great! Keep up the good work guys! The corporate charter of the Bell System was to emphasize the future importance of long distance telephone service. Part of the company charter read that the Bell Telephone System would, "Connect one or more points in each and every city, town or place in the state of New York with one or more points in every other city, town or place in said state and in each and every other of the United States, Canada and Mexico; and each and every of said cities, towns and places is to be connected with each and every other city, town or place in said states and countries, and also by cable and other appropriate means with the rest of the known world." Although telephony was still new, the Bell Telephone System recognized the importance of international long distance service and was determined to be the driving force behind it. And although many critics had a hey-day poking fun at the Bell Telephone System charter, the company's idealism definitely paid off! I always purchase my international calling cards from calling cards. I referred my friends and they have referred others. The 3 major reasons are 1) compared to other cards, the rates are outstanding 2) easy connection to Africa 3) So many cards which makes it easy to select what suits you. � Local Access Numbers: Get up to 70% more minutes on your phone card simply by using a local access number rather than a toll-free number When I found the love of my life in Brazil, I needed to find a reliable inexpensive way to make International phone calls. I found the answer in the Purple Card. I have spent hundreds of dollars on these cards, but if I had used normal long distance rates, I would have spent thousands. They have speed of delivery, customer service, and a broad range of available products. phone cards IS AN EASY TO USE SERVICE WITH CRYSTAL CLEAR RECEPTION. DEFINITELY THE BEST DEAL ON THE INTERNET ... Wanted to say that this website is awesome. I really enjoy the rates that you guys provide, these rates are the cheapest that I could ever find. I tried most of the cards, but now I have my favorite card, which is MegaClean. I call a lot to my country using this card, and I enjoy talking for longer time than I used to with other websites cards. Thank you very much. Picture it: Italy, 1975 A shortage of coins in Italy in 1975 prompted the vandalism of thousands of pay phones - thieves began breaking public phones in order to steal coins. In 1976, a vending machine manufacturer and supplier called SIDA came up with a way to avoid this and introduced the first magnetic strip international phone cards so people wouldn't need to use coins to make a call. But they could only be used on certain phones, as people were required to insert the card into the phone to use them, and many of the cards kept jamming. Back to Europe: France, 1984 France, who had introduced their international phone cards shortly after they were introduced in Italy, began working on ways to improve calling card technology. The French wanted to increase the convenience of the magnetic strip by inserting a computer chip into the cards. This was the beginning of "smart cards." Present at the first transcontinental phone call from San Francisco to New York were a variety of dignitaries including Alexander Graham Bell who was there for the call in New York. U.S. President Woodrow Wilson in Washington, D.C. also celebrated and took part in the inaugural call, as did AT&T president, Theodore Vail, who was located in Jekyll Island, Georgia. In the next few paragraphs, we'll discuss the science behind telephone calls. How it all works Prepaid long distance phone service begins with you. When you pick up your handset at the home or office, the device turns your voice into an analog signal, or electrical impulse, which travels along the wire. Digital signals are also available now, though analog is still widely used. The signal travels through a phone line composed of two copper wires originating in your house, which disappear into a box if you have underground wiring, or are suspended between poles near your house if you have aerial wiring. Near your house, your phone line will join with your neighbors' lines, and all these cables are spliced into a 25- or 50-pair wire. The analog signal travels along the cable, through the neighborhood, until it reaches another, bigger box, which is the junction connecting your neighborhood wires to the main line running past it. 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!