Telcan Blog

By admin | Publish: Apr 26, 2012

So often in our society we fail to say "Thanks" to those that do good things for us. We want to say thanks to you today because more and more people are coming to visit our site. Thanks for sharing the low cost and great service to your friends and family.

The lower rates seem to have helped and we are happy to pass our savings onto you as they occur. Keep coming and using this great service.

Also, did you notice that our friends in India can call the US for only 2.3 per minute. We lowered this rate too.

Feel free to add a comment and share with us your experiences.

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Price per Minute Lowered

By admin | Publish: Apr 18, 2012

TelCan.com announces that they have lowered the rate per minute to call to India. The price per minute was lowerd 2 cents to only 1.3 cents per minute.

When you consider that this rate is not a "gimmick" rate, it is really the best on the market.

I did an analysis of another company that was offering a penny per minute, but you had to buy a large block of minutes and they expire every month. So lets say that you use only half the minutes, guess what, you pay twice that rate. And that is not all. If you used all your minutes and needed more, guess what, they are more expensive.

So in the end, $.013 per minute is really the lowest rate in the market. Buy some today - they don't expire!

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TelCan.com Announces Sharing Your Account Month

By admin | Publish: Apr 05, 2012

Mr. Amar Behura, Vice President of TelCan.com announced today the emphasis during the month of April of Sharing Your Account. Although the India Telephone Card was launched in 2012, TelCan.com is a major provider of a calling card to India. Mr. Behura stated that TelCan.com is the only company that allows a customer to be able to make calls to India from the US and Canada and also make calls from India to the US and Canada. And April is the month to Share Your Account with friends, family and associates in India.

Mr. Behura states that although there are a number of India calling cards on the market, TelCan.com is totally unique in that it is the only calling card to India that from the same account a user can also call from India. No other calling card provides this feature.

In addition to this single account feature, TelCan.com also has the lowest cost calls both to and from India. Their rates are the clearly the lowest rates on the market at 1.5 cents per minute calling to India and 2.5 cents per minute when calling from India. These rates are not low because of add on fees and charges, but because TelCan.com provides clean, no “gimmick” billing practices.

If there is a question on how to call India; or how to call the US or Canada from India, TelCan.com is definitely the answer. And now it can be done from the same account. Share Your Account with those you are calling in India.

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Politics and Calling Cards

By admin | Publish: Apr 02, 2012

How is the Republican presidential race like calling cards? Well, first of all, I am not taking any sides but it seems to me that presidential candidates will say most anything to get your vote. Calling card companies will tell you any rate per minute you want to hear to sell the card. And just like the candidate, their rate per minute is never what they said.

But with TelCan.com, our calling card to India is exactly what we say. It is a clean, no "gimmick" card, so that when you are making your calls to India, you know exactly what you are paying.

India calling cards will say most anything to get your vote, but with TelCan.com you know exactly what you are paying: $.015 to India and $.025 from India.

You know how to call India, now purchase the India Telephone Card that delivers exactly what it promises - TelCan.com. It will make this presidential race a little more tolerable.

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A Really Big Saving

By admin | Publish: Mar 29, 2012

Sometimes we don't look at the header of a page and just go to where we want, but if you are calling to India, there is a really important news item. There is a "special offer" to those who phone India: buy a $10.00 card and get an extra $5.00 added to it. As far as calling cards to India, this is a really good deal. Don't pass it up! Phone to India today - and talk 50% longer. Your friends and family will love you for it.

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How Do I Call India

By admin | Publish: Mar 21, 2012

In this global marketplace there are many reasons you would need to know how to call India. Whether it is talking to family in Delhi or business in Bangalore or just planning a trip to the Taj Mahal more and more people are making calls to India.

The task can be easy or daunting. Knowing the correct area code of the city you are calling is the first thing to confirm. But you will first want to determine which calling method makes the most sense for you.

If money is not an issue for you, dial from your telephone. But it generally is an issue for everyone, and cell phone rates are generally exorbitantly high. So you will want to go online and buy an India telephone card. A calling card to India will save an incredible amount of money on the call.

There are many India calling cards on the market, but the biggest caveat is to buy one without all the “gimmicks” that will add to the price. Next, check out the customer service. If there are no live operators, be careful.

Then follow these simple four steps:

Step 1

If calling from a land or mobile line without an international calling card, simply dial 011, the international access code for people calling from the United States. If you opt to use a card, follow the instructions on the back of the card before dialing 011.

Step 2

Dial 91, the country code of India.

Step 3

Dial the area code of the location you are trying to reach. Below is a list of Indian cities with their corresponding area codes. Ahmedabad 79; Amristsar 183; Banga 1825; Bangalore 80; Bar 293742; Baroda 265; Bhopal 755; Mumbai (Bombay) 22; Calcutta 33; Chandigarh 172; Delhi 11; Hyderabad 40; Jaipur 141; Jullundur 181; Kanpur 512; Madras 44; New Delhi 11; Poo 1785; Poona 212; Pune 20; and Surat 261.

Step 4

Dial the remainder of the telephone number. To review: 011 + 91 + area code plus the phone number.

That is how to call India.

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Welcome

By admin | Publish: Mar 20, 2012

Welcome to the new blog at TelCan.com. We are excited to open this new venue to hear from our customers. We hope that this will be a place you can share good stories of saving a lot of money when dialing India or the positive experiences in using your prepaid calling card to call India. What would also be fun is to hear from our customers in India who are using the One Account to call the US using the same prepaid card. Keep us posted.

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