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Welcome to our online shop - phones-cards.com. Here you can buy cheap phone cards for conversations Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa, Australia and the Middle East.

Phone cards are a great tool to keep in touch with loved ones in a cheap and efficient way. Our shop makes the buying and choosing of prepaid phone cards easier for customers. To search for the best rate phone card for international calls, simply choose the country and click "Search". All phone cards and calling cards that we carry are delivered online instantly.

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» eBay, Skype Annul Mismatched Union {01 September 2009}
Online auction site eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) has finally managed to divest itself of Skype, the VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) company it bought back in 2005 for US$2.6 billion. A group of venture capitalists led by Silver Lake Partners has purchased 65 percent of Skype for $2.1 billion in cash and a note, eBay announced on Tuesday. The transaction will close in the fourth quarter of this...

» The Emergence of the Mediacosm {21 August 2009}
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» I Can Has 4chan? AT&T Lifts Mischief Site`s Quarantine {27 July 2009}
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» Verizon Falters on Weak Enterprise Demand {27 July 2009}
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» Sprint Hands Off Network Management to Ericsson in $5B Deal {10 July 2009}
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» Google Throws Its Voice to the Masses {26 June 2009}
Three months after unveiling its Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) Voice application, Google unveiled a limited public roll-out on Thursday. The application`s home site says the tool is available by invitation only. Anyone can sign up for an invitation, though they must then wait for a go-ahead from Google. Google has added several features to the application since March. It`s not yet clear how Google will...

» Nortel Asset Sale Punctuates End of Era {22 June 2009}
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» Qwest Halts Effort to Sell Off Long-Distance Unit {08 June 2009}
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» Telcos Score Victory in Legal Wrangling Over Warrantless Wiretaps {04 June 2009}
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