How Does It Work?
What is iConnectHere Virtual Calling Card?
Virtual Calling Card works exactly like traditional pre-paid calling cards. Instead of buying a physical card, users add funds to their iConnectHere account. You can also opt for a regional plan for additional savings.
This service is available to use right after setting up an iConnectHere account, which means you can start saving money on your phone calls immediately!
iConnectHere has won industry awards for its innovations and has been reviewed favorably in numerous publications.
How Does It Work?
iConnectHere Virtual Calling Card gives you several ways to save as much as 80% on your phone calls. You can either add money to a pre-paid account balance, paying only for the calls you make, or choose a regional plan and get the lowest rates to the places you call the most.
The reason iConnectHere Virtual Calling Card can save you so much money is because we transform your voice into digital packets and carry them over the public Internet. This is a much more efficient process than traditional telephone service that allows iConnectHere to carry as much as eight times as many calls on half as many wires as it takes the phone company to complete even one call! We happily pass this savings on to you.
Requirements
- iConnectHere User ID and Password
- Any phone, even a mobile phone or pay phone
- Toll-free Access Numbers in 27 countries
Making a Call
- Once you get your iConnectHere account information by email, just dial one of our Toll-Free Access Numbers.
- You will receive the message “Welcome. Please enter your User ID and Password.”
Dial your User ID (8 digits) and Password (4 digits) as a single sequence once, immediately after the other..
For example, if your User ID is 88888888 and your Password is 4444, dial 888888884444. - You will then be asked to dial the number you want to reach. Follow the prompt and dial Country Code + Area Code and then the Number.
For example, if you are calling a number in New York City, USA Dial:
1 + 212 + 7 digit phone number.