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Mexiphone - Phone Cards

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"A .99¢ connect fee card, designed primarily for calls to Mexico and the U.S., with a featured rate of .06 to Mexico and FREE calls (up to 20 minutes in length) to anywhere in the U.S. Also offers great rates to other Latin countries."
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Latin Clean Card - Phone Cards

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"This is the Latin version of the original Clean Card offering no connection fees, one minute rounding and no hidden fees. Talk for a minute, pay for a minute. This version focuses on all of Central & South American countries. 1 Minute Rounding."
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Big Easy No Connect - Prepaid Phone Cards

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"A no-connection fee phone card that offers two hours of calling (120 minutes) on a card to the US, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Sweden & United Kingdom."
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Hello America - Prepaid Calling Cards

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"Less than a penny per minute for calls anywhere in the world and a low connection fee of 49¢ for calls to the US. Best for long calls, this card offers 1268 minutes to US, 782 to Mexico and Western Europe on card."
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Cuba Prime - Prepaid Calling Cards

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Cuba joins the Prime Series! Best rate to Cuba available anywhere online. This card features a rate of 49¢ per minute to all of Cuba. No connection fee.
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Clean Card - Prepaid International Calling Cards

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"Talk for a minute - pay for a minute. No hidden fees or connection fees. Great rates to many international destinations, as well as a 3¢/min rate for the U.S. 1 Minute Rounding."
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GXP-2000

• Supports 4 individual SIP accounts
• Integrated Power-over-Ethernet
• 7 programmable keys,
• Visual message indicator
• Full duplex hands-free speakerphone
• Dual 10M/100Mbps Ethernet ports,
• Back-lit graphical LCD display with support for multiple languages,
• Security and privacy protection,
• Screen content customization using XML
• Automated phone book synchronization with directory server using XML,

GXP2000 Information

• GXP-2000 Recent Firmware Notes
• GXP-2000 Legacy Firmware Notes
• GXP-2000 Firmware Hacking
• GXP-2000 Hardware Notes
• GXP-2000 Configuration
• Grandstream GXP-2000 - Solving Echo Problems
• GXP-2000 Disaster Recovery
• GXP-2000 XML Phonebook
• GXP-2000 XML Idle Screen

See Also:

• Grandstream
• Grandstream GXP-2000 Configuration Wizard
• voxilla.com Grandstream Support Forum
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