Top 20 Philippines Phone Cards, Philippines Calling Cards, Prepaid Calling Cards Sites
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Philippines calling cards will always save you more money than
using the phone company. Members at MP report the following
websites below offering calling cards to the Philippines are the
best value. Cell phone cards might cost slightly more than regular
calling cards, but all of these providers offer instant pin numbers
that you can access over the Internet. Many companies offer $2,
$5, $10, and $20 calling cards. When checking the rates on
prepaid cards be very careful to look for maintenance and other
hidden fees. Also, see if they have customer service and a good
policy regarding dropped calls. When trying a new phone card it
is best to only buy one prepaid card first, to make sure you will be
happy with the service. Rates will vary greatly depending on
whether you are calling from the United States, Canada, Europe
or Australia. Some phone cards offer a better value depending
on your location.
List of 20 sites below as chosen by members
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1) http://www.speedypin.com/
2) http://www.uniontelecard.com/
3) http://www.vonage.com
4) http://www.idphonecard.com
5) http://www.callingcardsplus.com
6) http://www.qualitycalling.com
7) http://www.masterbell.com/
8) http://www.tel3advantage.com
9) http://philippine-cards.pushline.com
10) http://www.1stphonecard.com
11) http://www.pennytalk.com/
12) http://www.cellcards.com/
13) http://phonecardsforsale.com/
14) http://www.pingo.com/
15) http://www.phonecards.com/
16) http://www.raza.com/
17) http://www.philtel.com/
18) http://www.cloncom.com/
19) http://www.phonecardsonnet.com
20) http://www.alosmart.com/
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If you are in a long distance relationship with a Filipina, or any lady from the Philippines, you can save yourself
thousands and thousands of dollars my making smart choices on how to call internationally. We hope the top
20 phone card websites we found will help you find a less expensive way to call overseas :)
Most of our members use these cards to call Manila, Valenzuela, Quezon City, Caloocan, Davao City, Cebu City,
Zamboanga City, Antipolo, Pasig, and Taguig in the Philippines