International Long Distance Savings International Phone Rates Calling internationally using your cell phone will be expensive. You will likely pay well over $1.00 per minute calling to or from most European countries. When you are travelling, you will do much better using an international calling card. Rates from Germany, the United Kingdom and most other countries to the US are less than 20 cents per minute. When you are home, there are many low cost options including direct dial, dial-arounds, calling cards, and Voice over IP (Internet phone). But, watch out some calling cards that have extra charges. Some cards have an expiration date. Funds left on an expired card are lost. Some cards have a maintenance fee. Some maintenance fees are charged weekly, some monthly. This essentially increases the effective per minute rates. Some cards are pre-paid and cannot be "re-charged". This means that some amount of money left on a card cannot be used because you would not have enough left for a good conversation. Our international providers have no extra charges. See your savings now. Long Distance Calculator Compare your long distance bill with a dozen discount carries by using the rate calculator below. The most competitive suppliers are right here. Then choose the one that's best. Get a FAST and very EASY detailed rate analysis for all of our carriers - side by side - in your area. Enter the following information. Click and save! Now is the time to lowewr your phone bill. Your phone bill is only going up. I represent a variety of companies that offer a complete line of telecom solutions. These competitive companies provide a full range of telecom and communications services, including: Local phone service Long distance phone service Low cost Internet access (around half the cost of AOL) 1-800 numbers Calling cards Dial-around services Voice messaging Spamless email Home security Satellite TV ...and more. As a telecommunications consultant, I can perform a telecom audit and offer many efficient solutions from the best companies. Back to How to Lower Your Phone Bill Copyright © 2004-2009 by Robert Sherman All rights reserved.