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how to make cheaper calls to Russia
We will be in REA HOTEL 3* from the beginning of August.
Tell me how it is cheaper to call Russia, and I also read in other reviews that there are big cockroaches and mosquitoes in the hotel and our Raptors do not take them.
Tell me how it is cheaper to call Russia, and I also read in other reviews that there are big cockroaches and mosquitoes in the hotel and our Raptors do not take them.
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buy an IP telephony card for 5 euros, this is 3 hours of negotiations from any machine
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answered 13 years ago
WARNING: if you are not going to use your mobile phone, before leaving, REFUSE roaming or set the phone settings to BANNING INTERNATIONAL CALLS. From the OFF phone they called me for almost 1000 rubles!!!
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answered 13 years ago
Good afternoon, in general, if on a mobile phone, buy a GoodLine SIM card better than I like it, that we don’t change YOUR mobile number, (all the info is on the internet), and you can also buy Face cards, in any stall, for 5 euros, you can talk 2 hours, but you need to call from a pay phone, there are a lot of them on the streets.
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answered 13 years ago
tatianacrete Could you write more about this card? Where can I buy? Call only from automatic machines? Only for home?
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answered 13 years ago
We used an IDT phone card (chronocard). We bought it at a grocery store. It costs 5 euros. Approximately 260-300 minutes of conversation with Russia from a landline phone or from a telephone booth (in Crete, such phones work everywhere, even in "deaf" villages). two weeks of negotiations with Krasnoyarsk spent a little more than 4 euros. Very convenient and cheap. Communication quality is excellent. rent-a-car). when buying a chronocard, you need to specify where you can call on it: inside Greece or abroad. IMHO: at such prices for ip-telephony, neither goodline nor roaming rolls
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answered 13 years ago
To my answer above, more info at http://potylicyn.blogspot.com/2012/02/blog-post.html
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answered 13 years ago
