www.chinabuye.com NKTEL C5000 offer 2 sim cards working at the same time and bluetooth,mp3/4, camera, 3 bands

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Yes, I’d loved to. That’s a thoughtful Christmas gift!
by: .
on: 20th December 09

I am regularly spend 30 hours on long distance calling and I do not own home line (cell phone, duh), so I use calling cards a lot. For many years, Phoenix cards were the best option, not until I tried Voodoo cards!!!

First of all, they look young and its easy to see in crowded conveniences. They are young with their slogans like “Talking Cheap” and designs are made in black – white and pink.

Regarding their connectivity, I had no problems at all, my cell is crappy enough that sometime I do not hear or recipient doesn’t hear me; With these cards I had enhanced volume and overall the reception was amazing. Trends are changing, are you?

Thank you,
Eugene

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I haven’t tried Voodoo yet.
by: Big John Studd
on: 9th September 08

When i look at the store for a pre-paid phone card these days all i find is verizon or other cards similar i don’t that these will work on my home phone with At&t as my carrier will they? I don’t own a cell phone at the moment.
It is confusing out there it use to be easy before cell phones now all the cards appear to be for cell phone use only.

Chosen Answer:

The best suggestion to you is to go to a gas station or CVSWalgreen’sETC & look there. I don’t believe they will work; you can contact your carrier — AT&T — & see. Otherwise, I would not risk it. Possibly, you could get a “Go-Phone” & buy the cards for that, instead.

Good luck. Generally hope this helps.
by: O.K.~
on: 1st October 08