Calling Card

The app is simple and powerful but very confusing to use. Having said that it does what it should do. One problem it has is that it enforces a limitation that is not relevant for a while now of not allowing special keys like # to be added to the dialing rules. To overcome this, I simply copy/pasted a ‘#’ into the special keys field instead and it works like a charm.

Work fine but would be great if # symbol could be entered to Custom Number.

I have been using this “Calling Card APP” for over 6 months. When I first came across this APP, I couldn’t believe that there was an application that actually helps save you the time and headache for the trouble of using a calling card. I make quite a few calls every week to overseas that requires the use of a calling card (I use OneSuite) – Thanks to the “Calling Card APP.”, NO MORE writing the phone numbers I need to call from my contact list to a piece of paper. This APP does it all. I had a few questions when I first downloaded the “Calling Card APP”, but the creator/developer was quick and great with responding to all of my questions by email on the same day. Great support, along with great improvements over the last few months is what really made me want to write this review. ***Update – I notice after I downloaded OS 3.0, the calling card application now has an annoying pop up window that asks you to confirm if you want to make a call. After contacting the creator, he explained that it was an Apple’s decision– and we can help by sending a complaint to Apple directly on this. ***

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Doesn't work with IOS 9... and IOS 10

For a long time I have wanted this feature on the various mobile phones I have owned. Long ago I had an Ericsson flip phone on which calling cards could be programmed. If you have not memorized the long distance or international number and can't read it of the phones address book while you are dialling the cards access numbers, this is the program you need. I have tried this app with OneSuite and it works exactly as advertised. I expect this to drammatically reduce dialling errors. If this app has problems with certain calling cards, I am sure those will soon be ironed out. There is quite some flexibility in programming the calling card (as it was on the good old Ericcson phone) so I expect that most calling cards already work. A nice feature might be a list of known card providers that the program knows to handle, in order to ease the entry of the card profile. In all, a seriously useful tool.