"How can I avoid charges on my mobile phone when using pinless dialing on my phone card?"

"How can I keep phone calls with my study abroad student affordable?"

How can I keep my ZapTel phone cards organized?

Do all ZapTel phone cards work from VoIP phones?

Most ZapTel phone cards will work with your internet or VoIP service, but some will not. Others have internet calling options available so you can use your phone card like a VoIP dialer without signing up for a service.

How can I make sure a phone card will work from my phone before I use it?

I never like buying something only to find out that it won't work. Here are 3 tips to consider before buying a phone card to make sure that the card will work from your phone:

Always use a touch tone phone

I have a phone card to make calls within my own state. Why are rates higher than if I were calling to another state?

What should I prepare to have with me to make calls when I travel outside the U.S.?

Now that you've chosen the best global card for your calling needs, there are a few more things you can do to prepare yourself to use your card while you travel. Here are 3 tips I tell customers when they ask about using their phone card outside the U.S.:

I call internationally frequently throughout the week for long periods of time. What cards does ZapTel carry that are best for my needs?

Where can I find the country code for where I'm calling to?

ZapTel has put together a quick reference of the world's country codes to help you dial a phone number outside the U.S.

Click here to see the list of international calling codes.

Why is it less per minute to use a phone card with a local access number than a toll free access number?

Toll free numbers may be free for us to call, but there is a cost associated with these numbers that someone has to pay. For phone cards, the carriers pay for this number, and the cost is usually included in the rate per minute.