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A telephone card, calling card or phone card for short, is a small card, usually resembling a credit card, used to pay for telephone services. Such cards can either employ a prepaid credit system or a credit-card-style system of credit.

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CALLING CARDS & PHONE CARDS

 Currently, the most common types of telephone cards involve pre-paid credit (stored-value) in which the card is purchased with a specific balance, from which the cost of calls made is deducted. Pre-paid phone cards are disposable. When the balance is exhausted you simply buy a new card. In some countries, cards purchased can be refilled. The other main type of card involves a card with a special PIN printed on it that allows one to charge calls to a land-line telephone account. These are known as remote memory cards.

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International Calling Cards

In stored value, called so because the card itself contains the balance available, the balance is read by the public pay-phone machine when it is inserted into the machine’s card reader. This is similar to an automated teller machine at a bank. There are several ways in which the value can be encoded on the card.

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