How To Save Money on Your Phone Bills

Here are some of the strategies that can be used to save money on your Phone Bills:

• Time all your phone calls for cost efficiency.
• For local and national phone calls utilize Cheap Broadband Phone Service. For all your international calls use Cheap Calling Cards.
• Switch to VoIP (Voice Over IP).
• For your Small and Home Business, check out the great features of PBX Phone, Virtual Phone and SpeechPhone systems. Select the most economical system suitable for your Small and Home Business needs.
• If you are using more than one phone service for example: local, long distance and DSL services etc., Bundled Phone Services may be more cost effective for you.
• Advise all your family members to make only the long distance calls that are absolutely necessary or get a phone service which provides you with an unlimited long distance calls at cheaper rates.
• Avoid calls that require the services of an operator, for example, credit card calls, calls charged to another number and collect calls. Instead, dial calls "Direct". You get billed for extra charges when an operator is involved.
• If you reach a wrong number or have a bad phone connection, call the operator immediately so that you won't be charged for it. If this happens with a coin operated phone, you can request the telephone company to mail you a refund.
• Avoid using coin operated phones as much as possible. The coin phone service usually cost a bundle. Instead, get Cheap Cell Phone Service.
• Get weather and time information by using internet or listening to your radio instead of calling your phone service.
• Many companies have toll-free "800" numbers. Most hotels, motels, car rentals, airlines, train services, bus lines and utility services etc. will pay for your phone call. Find out their respective toll-free "800" numbers by dialing 1-800-555-1212.
• If you use your residence phone line for your business, you may be able to deduct some portion of your phone bill for business purposes. Consult with your nearest Internal Revenue Service office in your area.