🚀 go-pugleaf

Every plan I've looked at had a "gotcha" somewhere
so I went to Sam's Wholesale Club and bought their
AT&T Calling card for $20 (200 minutes).  So far,
I've only found the following (minor) hassles:

1.  All LD calls require calling their 800 number, entering
     my card number, and dialing the number I'm trying to
     reach.
2.  They round up to the next minute on all calls.

Did I miss something?


Mike Honeycutt   UNC Asheville University Computing
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In article 
<13640867FF2FCFA2.3B0E2264982D881C.0884F49DFC946876@lp.airnews.net>, 
felton@hotmail.com (Felton) wrote:
>I am using AT&T and am on a plan where all my LD calls are 10 cents a
>minute, anytime.  There is a minimum per month..$15 as I recall, but
>no LD fees.  This is a much better deal than anyone else offers, as
>most of my LD is within the state where they really screw you.  Even
>worse, a fair amount of my LD is considered "local LD", like Granbury
>or Sherman, where SW Bell would normally bill me 40 + cents per
>minute.  On AT&T, it is all a flat 10 cents.  I have been very happy:)
>
>One last benefit...from time to time they mistakenly send me a check
>for anywhere from $50 to $100 if I will "change to AT&T":)
>Needless to say, I am always happy to cash their checks:)
>
>