Penny talk
PennyTalk
is the prepaid calling card service that gives you big savings on calls to
friends and family around the world. With great low international rates starting
at 2¢ per minute to over 250 countries and just 1¢ per minute
in the U.S. you can talk more, for less!
Use the PennyTalk business calling card from any phone: home, cell, office
and hotel. It’s easy to use and your satisfaction is guaranteed!
Opening a PennyTalk Account
It is very easy to start calling with PennyTalk! A PennyTalk prepaid account can
be opened instantly with as little as $25. After you make the purchase, you will
be provided an Account Number and PIN to start making calls right away. As you
make calls, charges are deducted from your account balance.
You may add funds to your account at any time, or
enable the Auto-Recharge option so you never have to worry about running out of
call time. You may use a credit card (Visa, American Express, or MasterCard) or
PayPal to make your purchase.
Can I use my PennyTalk
calling
card from any phone?
You can use your calling card from any phone in the U.S., at anytime! Your
PennyTalk calling card is also the perfect traveling partner, giving you access
to savings from any phone in the U.S.!
Are there any additional charges?
With PennyTalk, there are no hidden charges. There is a 49¢ connection fee per
call and a monthly service charge of 99¢. Surcharges may apply for calls made
from a cellular phone or for calls made from outside the continental United
States. A 90¢ payphone operator recovery fee will be charged on calls made from
payphones.
Can I use PennyTalk to make calls while I am outside of the U.S.?
No. PennyTalk can only be used for making calls from the United States
(including Alaska and Hawaii). If you are looking for a calling card to use
overseas, Net2Phone also offers the Net2Phone Direct Calling Card, which enables
you to make calls to anywhere in the world from the U.S. and 25 additional
countries. For more information on the Net2Phone Calling Card,
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