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Calling from Russia to Vanuatu Republic

Who should use these plans?
While traveling internationally, we suggest purchasing a calling card to call back to the U.S. and other countries from any phone available. Your cell phone may work in a foreign country, but your provider may charge extremly high rates when making calls overseas.

How does it work?
Each company will send you a calling card for use while traveling. Simply dial the access number (each country has a different access number) and PIN before placing your call. Cards are generally available in $5, $10, $25, and $50 denominations. Most cards can be re-charged online from any PC, please see the FAQ section for more Q and A’s.

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Mobile Caller Cell Type: Printable Access # Card Connection Fee: None Rechargeable: Yes Billing Increment: 3 Minutes	From: Russia to Vanuatu Republic: $1.08 Vanuatu Republic - Cell: $1.08 All International Rates	Plan Details/Our Review User Rating: Not rated

Mobile Caller Value Type: Printable Access # Card Connection Fee: None Rechargeable: Yes Billing Increment: 3 Minutes	From: Russia to Vanuatu Republic: $1.32 Vanuatu Republic - Cell: $1.32 All International Rates	Plan Details/Our Review User Rating: Not rated

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