Where can I buy a phone card for calls from the US to Senegal and vice versa?
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http://www.nobelcom.com/phone-cards/calling-Senegal-from-United-States-1-245.html
http://www.alosmart.com/Senegal-Cellular-calling-card-380.asp
http://www.phonecardsmile.com/phone_card_to/Senegal.html (This link has rechargeable phone card plans, too).
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M$But you can buy credit from globe7.com and skype.com directly
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M$You can talk to Senegal for .24 cents a minute from a ground phone and .28 cents a minutes from a cell.
www.net2phone.com
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www.pennytalk.com
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M$http://www.skype.com/ Only allows you to call from a computer on a broadband connection and charges $ 0.269 per minute to a land line and $ 0.300 to a mobile number in Senegal. They also mention a connection fee, but I was unable to find it. Since they are an EU business, your credit card issuer will also charge you an additional "Cross border fee" when you order from them (something I found out when I ordered an internet phone number from them).
Their unlimited world plan does not include Senegal
http://www.globe7.com/ is also a broadband/DSL only service. They charge $0.2253 in general, $0.2328 to mobile numbers, and $0.1469 to landlines in Dakar. I have never used them (I have used the above two), so I can't say how good their service is. I also don't know if they have any hidden fees. However, their FAQ site opened spam popup windows, which is not a good sign.
http://www.onesuite.com/rates.asp
http://www.skype.com/prices/callrates/
http://www.globe7.com/rateplan.php?lang=eng&code=S
Also personal experience with skype and onesuite
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http://www.skype.com
If both ends of the line have skype, you can basically talk for free. The quality is better than land lines, and if you have webcams, you can see either other as well.
There are pay options to be able to have voice mail, or call out, or have people call in that don't have skype, etc... and the rates are really cheap.
Not sure if that is what you need it for, but if it is, my friends loved it and still use it. They actually bout some phones that were skype phones but worked like home telephones so they didn't even have to be connected to the computer.
Anyways.. Good luck!
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The video chats are really the next level in communication though, try to work towards that.
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