On Jul 20, 4:25 am, "mrtdddejspioewhfq"
> Does anyone know if this is possible:
> I make very few long distance calls. My current long distance has been
> creeping up the minimum monthly charge (it started as no minimum and is now
> 3.50 plus tax). I'd like to cancel my long distance service that I currently
> have and instead use some type of prepaid card where I call a local number
> and then enter the long distance number I would like to call.
> My questions are:
> Will a local phone company allow someone to have local service without any
> long distance provider?
> Will I be able to recieve long distance calls?
> Can I call 800 numbers with just local service ( I assume 800 calls won't be
> free if I use the prepaid card)?
> I know there are long distance services that don't charge a monthly minimum
> but they require credit card info and an ssn to do a credit check so I'd
> rather avoid them if I can.
> Are there any recommendations for prepaid long distance? It would have to be
> something where the time doesn't expire since I don't want to have to be
> buying more time every so often.
> Thanks
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> I make very few long distance calls. My current long distance has been
> creeping up the minimum monthly charge (it started as no minimum and is now
> 3.50 plus tax). I'd like to cancel my long distance service that I currently
> have and instead use some type of prepaid card where I call a local number
> and then enter the long distance number I would like to call.
> My questions are:
> Will a local phone company allow someone to have local service without any
> long distance provider?
> Will I be able to recieve long distance calls?
> Can I call 800 numbers with just local service ( I assume 800 calls won't be
> free if I use the prepaid card)?
> I know there are long distance services that don't charge a monthly minimum
> but they require credit card info and an ssn to do a credit check so I'd
> rather avoid them if I can.
> Are there any recommendations for prepaid long distance? It would have to be
> something where the time doesn't expire since I don't want to have to be
> buying more time every so often.
> Thanks