Calling Card Dialing Steps

This page provides detailed calling card dialing instructions.

These dialing steps should apply to most calling cards, but you should confirm details for your card with your vendor.

As well, if you are using advanced dialing features like PIN-less dialing or speed dial, you may be able to skip or change one or more steps.


Calling Card Dialing Summary

Here is a summary of the basic dialing procedure using a calling card. Below is a more detailed description.

  1. Before you begin dialing, make sure you have...the complete destination phone number and your calling card account information
  2. Dial the calling card toll-free or local access number
  3. Dial the calling card account number and/or PIN (if needed)
  4. Dial your destination telephone number
  5. If you want to make another call...terminate and dial next destination number
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4 comments

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Posted by Phyllis on 07 Nov 2011

I signed up for a calling card on Friday and as of Sunday night I am still unable to use the card. I called costomer service and was told to email a release request. I had already sent several request but I sent another request for immediate release and a day later nothing! Now I just want my money back. I lill get a card that works frrom a company that actually has calling cards. I have had to make two international calls on my phone bill thanks to Pingo's lack of service.

Posted by Phyllis on 05 Nov 2011

I bought a calling card from Pingo and I am unable to use it. I have emailed the company 3 or 4 times and no response. I need to use the card to call now, but they won't even reply! What can I do?

Posted by Mike on 12 Oct 2011

Will the number I call show up on my cell phone bill, the number I ddial mike

Posted by admin on 12 Oct 2011
The calling card access number you dial will get charged to your cell phone and may show up on your cell phone bill (depending on how itemized your call log is). The end phone number you are trying to reach using the calling card will not show up. So if the access number is 'abc' and the end destination number is 'xyz', then the call to 'abc' is made on your cell phone (though generally you won't be charged for this call). The call to 'xyz' will not be on your cell phone as this is the number charged to your calling card. If you see what I am saying.

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