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For calling cards try Raza.com. You can buy them on the internet starting at $.10/- and it works out to 3.6 cents a minute.


Houston Tx USA - December 17, 2008 at 04:30:34 PM
Hey Guys, I had registered on the AirtelCallHome website and found some interesting offers for the November. And I easily got my a/c details.. So No Complaints from Airtel Call Home. Try this


UK - November 24, 2008 at 03:00:49 AM
Hey Guys, I had registered on the AirtelCallHome website and found some interesting offers for the November. And I easily got my a/c details.. So No Complaints from Airtel Call Home.


UK - November 24, 2008 at 03:00:14 AM
Has anybody tried reliance calling cards? I have friends asking me to go for it since the voice quality is very good and call drops are also very low.They seem to be offering the lowest call rates to india from the U.S at around 5.9 cents/min,with an addon of 120 mins free talktime as part of their diwali package.i have made up my mind,unless you guys can suggest something better.


new york USA - October 25, 2008 at 07:53:27 AM
Try using calling cards from startec.com, they charge 6.9Cents per minute.
From Airtelcallindia.com you'll get 6Cents permiunte. comparitively Airtel is cheap on price.
But i dont abt the serive with Airtell.
Startec has a good service.


chennai TN India - April 10, 2008 at 02:40:29 AM
1) customer service : they never waive even 50 cents, if minutes are exceeded. even if you beg also they will say sorry sir we can not.
2) you wont get 10 % company discount, I worked in 4 companies ( 21st century, State Farm, Experian, wells fargo ) they all give 10% discount on cingular or at&T.
3)incoming text messages , they charge 25 cents, if you ask to block the service , they will tell they dont have that option. they can not waive it nor they cannot block the service. No option to turn off the service
4)camera phone: it will keep on taking pictures if it is in pocket: they cannot waive for these also nor it cannot be turned off.

bullshit service, YOU WILL REGRET


LOS ANGELES CA USA - November 16, 2007 at 12:20:08 AM
I have been told by my friends that Airtel's call quality is great and that there is hardly and call drops. The rates are also transparaent and great. Infact there's a great festive offer running now. They are giving away upto 200 mins free and a free gift to India. Check out at www.airtelcallhome.com


Dallas USA - November 10, 2007 at 09:24:03 AM
if u have desi grocery store near to you then buy a boss calling card of $2 then dial then local access no to call to india nu'll be getting almost 3 hours to call to india...thats true...i have used that card so many times
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long island ny USA - February 04, 2007 at 08:50:42 AM
Hi,
   This site is very usefull for all of us, I am moving from india to USA please mail me different calling cards for US and how we have to use them , can I take a calling card from india and can i use it in US to call in india,

please mail me,

regards,
vijay.


mum mah ind - January 13, 2007 at 12:39:43 PM
hi!

Pls try this site, double the time that reliance offers to call India
www.uspcard.com


Lex KY USA - December 30, 2006 at 10:10:42 AM

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