By eHow Personal Finance Editor
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Evaluate your use of telephone services and sort through multiple offers to make wise decisions. You have every right to demand great customer service. This advice is provided in conjunction with Feedback Direct (see Related Sites).
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Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Save money. If you're calling a business long-distance, first call toll-free information to ask if a toll-free number is listed. If not, call the place and quickly ask for their toll-free number, and then call them back with the free number.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Instead of switching my long distance carrier, I decided to check out prepaid phone cards. I searched on Yahoo and found an excellent site (www.1acecall.com). I saved over 40 dollars a month calling my daughter in college!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 With Priceline, you name your price for long distance. You can use your time in state and out of state any time of the week for the price you named. I have saved so much with this service.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Recently I discovered go2call.com. Got a headset, attached my speakers to a USB plug, and bingo, no more long-distance charges. I have a cable connection to the Internet, and my calls are as good as Ma Bell and AT&T. Give it a shot.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Cancel your long distance carrier and go and buy a calling card from Sam's Wholesale for 5.9 cents a minute
that can be used anytime, anywhere.