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Using prepaid phone cards/calling cards in Australia are usually cheaper than calling overseas directly from land line or mobile phone. With the increasing popularity and number of pre-paid phonecards on the market, they all differ on the call rates to different countries.
They usually charge flagfall/connection fee, while some phone cards charge hidden fees, such as disconnection fee, monthly fee, etc.
For most travelers and oversea students, a mobile phone is essential to survive these days. The prepaid sim card is widely available on the market from a few mobile carriers. They have different plans and rates for voice call/sms/data. It is confusing for average consumers to choose. Most people don't know which has best rate and service and which has hidden fee or poor service. So we create this forum to help you make the the right decision. Thanks for user's continuous contribution and support to this forum.
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Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs top young adult list of greatest innovators - Los Angeles Times
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Twitter Can Censor by Country - Wall Street Journal
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