WHAT IS A PREPAID PHONECARD? A prepaid phone card is a simple way of making long distance telephone calls within North America or internationally. Prepaidphonecards come in two generic types - chip based cards which can only be used in special telephones and universal remote memory cards such as those that we carry which use a 1-800 number and a personnal identification number (PIN) to connect a long distance call from virtually any phone. Also referred to as a debit card, phonecard, phonepass, or prepaid calling card, prepaid cards have a predetermined amount of long distance usage credited to each card in minutes, dollars, or units. The caller dials a toll-free number to access the prepaid network, then dials a PIN number shown on the card to access the account registered to that account. Once that account has been automatically verified, the caller then dials the telephone number of the person they wish to reach. Once connected, the card value in the account is reduced by the amount of time the caller is connected, either using up the card or leaving a balance for subsequent calls. Voice prompts can be used to: * Play a customized greeting or message; * Ask the caller to enter their PIN number. * Switch the caller to automated voice prompts in a variety of languages or to a live operator for additional help. * Provide the caller with the remaining dollar balance on the card; * Provide the caller with the remaining time balance on the card; * Alert the caller when the balance nears zero; * Play a closing message.

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