• Bizon phone card has extremely high consumer ratings. Review by alexsandergreen: "I'm no fan of VoIP. I'm no fan of landline Verizon. But I do believe that to save money on long distance calls is pretty good. When I purchased a call card to call Canada at Comfi (I do not call too much, but still) it worked just ok. No idea about the support, because I had not ever got a problem to report it. I'm using the Bizon card to call my wife in Philippines as well and I refill it automatically everytime the money runs out. Keep up the good work."


• Bizon calling card uses a 1 minute rounding like AT&T phone card. The call quality is nearly as high as the AT&T but at a half price.


• Bizon phone card does not have as many access numbers as AT&T but per-minute rates are significantly lower.


• Consumers love Bizon card. According to affiliates' reports, the amount of Bizon cards sold is up to 37% of the total sales in separate months.


• Bizon Access Numbers:
  USA Continental: 1-800-396-9353 (add 1 ¢/min)
  From mobile or landline with free long-distance: 213-226-8436
  Canada: 1-800-796-6235 (add 3 ¢/min)
  Local Access Numbers
  Global Access Numbers

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Calling Instructions
for Bizon Phone Card

1. Dial Access Number and wait for a prompt.
2. Enter PIN, wait for a prompt.
   As soon you hear a prompt, you can select other prompt-language:
   press *0 for English, *1 for Spanish, *2 - Bulgarian, *3 - Polish,
   *4 - Tagalog, *5 - Portuguese, *6 - Russian, *7 - Romanian,
   *8 - Mandarin, *9 - Arabic.
3. Dial your destination number.
   For calls to/within the USA and Canada, press: 1 + (area code) + (phone number).
   For International calls, press: 011 + (country code) + (area code) + (phone number).
4. If no connection is established in 30 seconds on Bizon phone card, press star, star, pound, zero (**#0).
5. To dial a different number after a call is complete: stay on the line, press star, star (**) and then dial a new number.