Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Hater Depot]

So I just signed up for a long-distance plan in America, so I can call Korea. I'll pay $45 a month, and for that I can call land lines for free and cellphones for 3 cents/minute (doesn't matter nights, weekends, or anything else). But since my girlfriend only has a cellphone that means my bill will go up $15 -- $20 a month.

On the other hand, I could easily switch to another carrier with a better plan, if I knew of one. Does anybody here know of a provider with a better deal than the one I've got now?

[changmee]

The BEST long distance plan is Skype, it's FREE! Go to www.skype.com

[ubum]

My family uses calling cards; they got some that are as low as .01 a min, plus a .50 connection fee. No addition cost for cells!

[Hater Depot]

Yeah I had been using a phonecard I bought in the airport (probably not a great idea, but hey, I was desperate). It's been continuously *beep* me ever since ($1.26/minute!)

Where does your family get those cards? What's the company?

[little mixed girl]

i think sprint's internation plan is something like $5 per month and then the costs are based on the country. i think calling to korea is 8c a min.
www.sprintpcs.com/
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the sprint site has been nextelized...and it's all crappy now

[ubum]

[Naruto]

I have SBC. I pay $5 a month for calls to Korea at 6 cents a minute.

[ubum]

speedypin.com

[Hater Depot]

Thanks all. Those phone cards at speedypin are awesome. I can't believe Sprint makes one that only charges 2c/minute when I was paying through the nose on the other one I bought from them. Lousy fuckers.