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There are a lot of methods you can use to make international call. Some years back, international calls used to cost a huge amount of money. But because of the recent advancement in the internet field, international calls are even cheaper than local calls you make using a land line. VOIP or Voice over IP has been around for a couple of years now and it has made the world even smaller place to live in. Even international calling cards are cheaper these days but still a PC to Phone call is a lot cheaper than calling cards. An att prepaid cards costs a bit more but you don’t need a computer to make a call, you just use a Access Number to make a call using AT&T prepaid cards. This method is a bit costly though, it could cost you 100.0 ¢/min. These cards are available for almost all the countries in the world and you can get calling cards to Canada and other countries listed at this site. USA calling card has to be one of the cheapest as most of the systems used to make these calls are located in the United States. The best option would be to buy a PC to Phone card as it is the cheapest of the bunch, but you would need an active internet connection, preferably a broadband connection. Here are some of the calling card rate for calling from United States to Western European countries.

• Austria 1.5 ¢/min
• Belgium 1.8 ¢/min
• Denmark 1.1 ¢/min
• France 1.4 ¢/min
• Germany 1.2 ¢/min
• Greece 1.0 ¢/min
• Ireland 1.4 ¢/min
• Italy 1.5 ¢/min
• Netherlands 1.1 ¢/min
• Norway 1.1 ¢/min
• Portugal 1.1 ¢/min
• Spain 0.9 ¢/min
• Sweden 0.9 ¢/min
• Switzerland 4.9 ¢/min
• UK 1.0 ¢/min

All these rates are in US Dollar. It is pretty cheap compared to other cards found on the web but there might be others which are even cheaper. There is another hot deal at comfi.com, you can get a 10% discount on a lot of calling cards for United states. To use a PC to Phone service, you need to sign up and download a software and you can start calling anyone in the world.

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