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bluespruce · 06-08-2013, 06:17

Thank you for that information. I've found that it's maddeningly impossible to understand the Orange website. I can read French just fine; it's just that I can't find what I would think to be straightforward information, such as an int'l long distance rates chart.

I'm starting to wonder if maybe Lebara is now the better option for int'l travelers to France. Their rates even for domestic calls and SMS seem more reasonable than Orange, and they tell the int'l long distance rates in plain English on their website (quelle surprise!). So if what is on there is correct, it's only EUR.05 to call the US (plus a .15 connection fee). I wonder if that may be better for me, though there doesn't seem to be much discussion about Lebara on here...

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bluespruce (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 5 Join Date: 04 Aug 2013 Country:	06-08-2013, 06:17 Thank you for that information. I've found that it's maddeningly impossible to understand the Orange website. I can read French just fine; it's just that I can't find what I would think to be straightforward information, such as an int'l long distance rates chart. I'm starting to wonder if maybe Lebara is now the better option for int'l travelers to France. Their rates even for domestic calls and SMS seem more reasonable than Orange, and they tell the int'l long distance rates in plain English on their website (quelle surprise!). So if what is on there is correct, it's only EUR.05 to call the US (plus a .15 connection fee). I wonder if that may be better for me, though there doesn't seem to be much discussion about Lebara on here...