There’s a great post about the top 10 free Christmas ecards by Egreetings that I want to tell you about. You must go and take a look at the cards. They’re hilarious. Well I like them them, but I almost always enjoy a nice, animated e-card.

I really like the Double Dare card with a scene from the classic movie A Christmas Story. It’s a classic that shot. Well, having grown up in a cold climate it’s a classic to me anyway. I think that most of the kids I went to school with tried the ol’ tongue on the metal fence trick at least once … those that tried it two or more times - well I’m not sure that they’re still around.

Anyway, go have a look at the cards and see if you like any of them. They are free to send, and it’d be a great idea to send a Christmas card to oh … maybe your favorite blogger? Yeah, I think it would be. You can even sign up for a years membership that begins with a free thirty day trial. You can send as many cards as you want, and you can schedule card deliveries in advance too. Membership is only $13.99 and you’ll have access to all of the cards.

I found a great site for those of you who might be looking for new credit cards, or wanting to establish a credit rating.

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I just discovered a company that I wish I’d known about a few months ago. If you make long distance calls you might be interested in Pingo International and Prepaid calling cards too. You see we had boarders from Brazil and Korea for a few months and these cards would have been very useful if only I’d known about them.

Well, I just thought that you might be interested in these International prepaid calling cards because you can use them to make long distance calls to over 35 Countries. You’ll even get $5 USD in free calls just for signing up. Visit the site and see all the options you’ll have. If you prefer, you can use a Pingo calling card with your mobile phone. The mobile phone rates are actually very good and that’s a huge bonus because I’m sure you know how expensive it is to make long distance calls on your cell phone with your provider. Mine’s expensive anyway.

One feature that I like is that there’s no more inputting huge numbers into the phone before you can make your call because you’ll have Pinless dialing with Pinpass.

Purchase your calling time with your credit card and then Pingo will provide you with your own unique Personal Identification Number (PIN) and a toll-free access number. Once you have your PIN you’re ready to start using Pingo and saving on long distance calls. You can even use a service called auto-charge that automatically refills your calling card when it reaches $5 USD. Plus you’ll also be able to check your call history and billing online.

As I said, our boarders were from Korea and Brazil, if they had cards when they were living here one could have called South Korea using a pingo card and the calling card rates would have been as low as 2.4 cents per minute. The Brazilian boarder would have got rates as low as 2 cents per minute!

Pingo International and prepaid calling cards are perfect for you if make long distance calls. See for yourself, check the calling card rates to other Countries.

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