TELECOM Digest OnLine - Sorted: Re: How to Dial a Toll-Free Number Using a Calling Card

Dailhart (dailhart@yahoo.com)
17 Apr 2006 18:52:21 -0700

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Hanco Man is right.

In my case, there is no such a thing as a toll free number on my cell
phone. I do not have a long distance calling plan on my company's cell
phone. Nextel charges 35 cents per minute; the same as a regular long
distance call. My calling card will not allow toll free calls.

To retrieve evoice from evoice.com, I have to dial 1-866-MY-EVOICE at
35 cents per minute. Evoice.com says that they do not have a local
number, which I find hard to believe.

I'm still looking for a cheaper option to call 1-866-MY-EVOICE from my
limited cell phone. I have to keep evoice.com since I have a local
number already registered with them.

Thank you for your comments; please keep looking.

JD

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