calling asian country

[unm07]

Hello all,
which calling card will be good to call Nepal /india?

[kmmehtamca]

you can use Airtel calling home

[chirtty]

Calling from USA to India:

The best calling card I recommend is Cardinal calling card. 4.5 cents / min, no maintenance fee.

You can still find more calling card choices from 3 cents to 5 cents / min, some may have maintenance fee.

Check out http://www.eecalling.com/p/?id_from_...2&idcountry=72

Good luck.

[ravisk]

I am using Dial91.com which is very low in industry. 3.5c per minute. Voice quality is good.

Thanks,

[swngl05]

Hi I used these following cards in the following order (Latest on top)...

1. Pidipompi 2.7c/m (Currently)
2. Dial 91 3.1c/m (Upto Feb 2009)
3. Rebtel 5.9c/m (Upto Oct 2008)
4. Stanacard 7.8c/m (Upto March 2008)

Btw, all these compnaies will close out oneday and a new one will come.
There is a rumour, after closing the shops, these companies sell our CC information. So beware of that too...

Now I'm with Pidipompi and it is 1/3rd of the price I initially started with
I alternate between Dial 91 and Pidipompi based on conncectivity and clarity.

[Santhoo121]

Have you guys tried gTalk.us? After trying quite a few calling cards, I've been using gTalk.us for quite sometime now (http://gTalk.us). 2.95 cents per minute, pretty good customer service and lot of access numbers. Have not had any problems so far.

Use code: ULG3C8 to get an additional 2$ credit when you register for 10$. Not bad for 400+ mins of talk time

[sheersh]

indiald.com - 1.9 cents

[Santhoo121]

The problem with IndiaLD is you've to pay months 20$ whether you use it or not. I was using IndiaLD initially, but then subscription is a pain. You've to keep track of that and make sure they deduct only the exact amount and moreover if I don't use it, it'll be lost!!

As of now, have been sticking to gTalk.us (http://gTalk.us/pinless) and it has been good so far.

400+ minutes when you use ULG3C8 as the code when you register.. Not bad rite