I live in the UK, and last time I bought a calling card I used the "local access" number from my land line. I live outside of Cardiff, so I thought calling Cardiff would be free. It wasn’t and it cost me every time I made a call. Does anyone know a calling card to use from here, that I can use from my landline that won’t charge me? Local calls in our town are free, but they are sure to not be on the list of national calling cities, anyone run into this same problem? Thanks!

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I use fido cell phone and local incoming and outgoing calls are free. so I need to buy a long distance calling card (from Victoria, Canada to China), which have to be this case: it converts long distance calls into local calls, it works when i buy them at shops, i want to know where i can buy on the internet.

the card bought at shops works in this way: first dail a phone number (like access number..and it says "victoria"), then dail the international calling number

thank you sooooo much

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