Do you tell our current carrier or do we cancel our own long distance services?

Nichole
Posted on Monday, January 02, 2006
by Nichole , Customer Care Manager
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Most of the providers on our website will inform your current provider of the change for you.  However, we always recommend that you follow up with your current provider to be sure that they cancel your services once the new service is active.  This helps to ensure that there are no misunderstandings.

 

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Many people think using Calling Cards are less expensive than using regular long distance. How can this be? Don’t they have to pay for the usage of the same lines as everyone else? Sure they do, but calling card companies have become experts in marketing tactics!

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