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Q: Does China have cheap long distance calling cards?

I buy cards at home, $5 for 5 hours, but in China I have only purchased China Mobile cards and they seem to last 17 minutes.

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5dollars for 5hours . that's about 30Yuan for 300minutes . 0.1Yuan per minute . it's a normal price here actually. you may go to China Unicom or China telecom and tell them you want cheap long distance call plans. but how long distance ? if it's within China mainland then im sure you can get a sim card that charges 0.15Yuan per minute from China unicom.

you may also want to try this
http://skype-tom.com/goods.php?id=42

45Yuan for 400minutes .

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the latest version of WeChat has decent video chat, a free alternative to actual calling

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Or use China Mobile and type 1259300 and the country code and phone number, 30 RMB last me 2 hours calling the U.S.

TedDBayer:

I type in a different number, but I get 17 minutes for 100Y to Canada

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China mobile "Gotone" card

TedDBayer:

do you know the rates?

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E-tina:

It has several kinds of price package, people according to their needs make a choice. For more detail information, you may need to consult with local China mobile

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