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Outside of North America, and a handful of countries, the world operates on a unified standard call GSM (Global Services for Mobile), and this is why a cell phone for London will also work in Paris, Johannesburg, Beijing and Sydney. This GSM standard requires a cell phone and for service with a local carrier, a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card.
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We offer long distance Worldwide calling cards that will allow you to call to virtually any country in the world from any touch-tone phone in the U.S. We also have cards that will allow you to call from nearly one hundred foreign countries back to the U.S. — at rates typically much less than direct-dialed calls from the originating country.  You can use calling cards with virtually all cellular networks and all payphones, although exceptions exist in some regions of the country.

Did you know that the number of international long distance calls from the United States has skyrocketed from only about 200 million a year to more than 6.2 billion per year over the past 20 years? With so many international calls being made on a regular basis, consumers need to have the best information on how to make and how to save on those calls. Whether you call your friend in China once a year just to say "hello," or call your family in Mexico on a weekly basis, you want to make your calls with ease, and at the best rates available.

Phone calls are made by accessing the 1-800 number on the carrier's connecting switch and are activated by using a Personal Identification Number (PIN) printed on the back of the phone card. If you signup online for your phone card you account number and pin are available immediately and you can be making calls within minutes of signing up.

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