Bhikaari

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Nepal ma phone garda gardai jhau lagi sakyo. Anybody has idea rearding phone card. Any card other than found in dhoti gas station?

naya nepali

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i could have ignored this but since i am not a sexist as u r.....( leave it)
if u have an iphone than ur parents back home can call u in skype...http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/get-skype/on-your-mobile/download/iphone-for-skype/

if u dont have an ipone than u can ask ur parents to download a free software called ICALL ...they can call u anytime they want ..n its awesome...the only bad thing about it is, it gets disconnected after every 5 min n they have to call u again...hope that helped

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bhikhaari

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if you have a permanent phone # (cell/home), use pinless cards. i use hamrotel. $5 = 65 minutes outside ktm valley (landlines). no hidden fees, and leftover minutes don't disappear even if you use after few weeks or months.

i felt obliged to respond because my alias matches with your post title :)

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I use form pidipompi.com

alche

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prity.. this ones tedious too.. but since u said other than found on gas stations... go to himtel.com and buy one..

furke

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@bhikhaari

$5= 65 for calling cell phones too?

bhikhaari

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no furke, for cell phones, it drops to about 35 minutes. still, better than most others out there, i think.

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if they dont live outside major towns why not get them the broadband internet and skype? or a magic jack? or other voip app? the other method would be through nepal 2 rs ko 1 min voip calls . my parents had a voip account in nepal wher they would call the store to connect them to me

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