Trueroots calling card from VSNL : review compared to RelianceIndiaCall AirtelCallHome Pingo
With the growing industry of international phone cards, more and more companies are throwing their hats in and creating their own phone cards to sell. Many of these phone card companies see India as being one the biggest markets out there and are gearing up to battle with other phone card companies for customers.
With RelianceIndiaCall having a strong hold to the number #1 company and Airtel Call Home 's current problems, the number #2 spot is starting to open up. Pingo is one of those companies trying to make an impact in the India market and bringing in phone card service that is known for being a "clean service" which means there are no hidden fees or charges, a high quality connection, and good customer service, something AirtelCallHome is lacking.
Recently, the major telecommunications company VSNL has announced they have created a international phone card. They hope to start marketing their service to the India market by the end of August. The service is called Trueroots.
The goal with Trueroots is, like Pingo, offer a clean phone card without any hidden fees or charges and customers do not need to posses a physical phone card as the account is managed online. Trueroots will use their parent companies Fiber-optic network to and insure they users will have a high quality connection with minimal errors. This is something that most phone card companies suffer from as, someone companies' networks cannot handle large amounts of calls during peak times and this causes systems to crash and calls are dropped or cannot be connected. Trueroots says they will have a 24 hour customer service line customers can call with questions and problems but as most phone card users know, all phone card companies have customer service but the problem is can you actually talk to someone when you need to. Trueroots believes they can offer a unique phone card service but only time will tell if they can deliver on their promises. Overall, the Trueroots service looks to make its mark in the phone card world and this will give phone card users yet another option and gives other phone card companies a reason to offer their best prices and coupons.
With RelianceIndiaCall having a strong hold to the number #1 company and Airtel Call Home 's current problems, the number #2 spot is starting to open up. Pingo is one of those companies trying to make an impact in the India market and bringing in phone card service that is known for being a "clean service" which means there are no hidden fees or charges, a high quality connection, and good customer service, something AirtelCallHome is lacking.
Recently, the major telecommunications company VSNL has announced they have created a international phone card. They hope to start marketing their service to the India market by the end of August. The service is called Trueroots.
The goal with Trueroots is, like Pingo, offer a clean phone card without any hidden fees or charges and customers do not need to posses a physical phone card as the account is managed online. Trueroots will use their parent companies Fiber-optic network to and insure they users will have a high quality connection with minimal errors. This is something that most phone card companies suffer from as, someone companies' networks cannot handle large amounts of calls during peak times and this causes systems to crash and calls are dropped or cannot be connected. Trueroots says they will have a 24 hour customer service line customers can call with questions and problems but as most phone card users know, all phone card companies have customer service but the problem is can you actually talk to someone when you need to. Trueroots believes they can offer a unique phone card service but only time will tell if they can deliver on their promises. Overall, the Trueroots service looks to make its mark in the phone card world and this will give phone card users yet another option and gives other phone card companies a reason to offer their best prices and coupons.