Cell Stolen must make Phone Calls

I'm on vacation and writing from a café - trying to waste time waiting
for my friend to sleep off his hangover. So here is my dilemma. My
backpack that contained my cell phone was stolen a few days ago. I am
not too concerned since I have insurance. So now I have no phone and my
girlfriend expects me to phone everyday. I still have about 15 days
until I get back. Any advice, since there is no way in hell I am calling
directly from the hostel? And, forget the calling cards, I bought one
and there were so many "connection" charges that I ended up having like
five minutes of actual talking.

Kenny

Kenny,

Where are you? That would probably help us help you.

And have you thought about e-mailing your girlfriend and telling her
your phone got stolen so you can't call as often as you had previously
said? Seems like a simple enough solution to me.

Shaun

Ken wrote:
> I'm on vacation and writing from a café - trying to waste time waiting
> for my friend to sleep off his hangover. So here is my dilemma. My
> backpack that contained my cell phone was stolen a few days ago. I am
> not too concerned since I have insurance. So now I have no phone and my
> girlfriend expects me to phone everyday. I still have about 15 days
> until I get back. Any advice, since there is no way in hell I am calling
> directly from the hostel? And, forget the calling cards, I bought one
> and there were so many "connection" charges that I ended up having like
> five minutes of actual talking.
>
> Kenny

I was all over in Latin American, but I am in Mexico for now. I talked
to my girlfriend about my cell phone but I made a promise to call her
anyway. I used some of the calling cards you buy off the street and that
was definitely bad news. And thanks for the OneSuite suggestion. I will
give them chance, seeing at this point I have no other option.

Oh, and thanks for caring enough to write!

Kenny

"Ken" <SaugataukKen@yahooRemove.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1f4bb91f3fec5409896c8@news....
>I was all over in Latin American, but I am in Mexico for now. I talked
> to my girlfriend about my cell phone but I made a promise to call her
> anyway. I used some of the calling cards you buy off the street and that
> was definitely bad news. And thanks for the OneSuite suggestion. I will
> give them chance, seeing at this point I have no other option.
> Oh, and thanks for caring enough to write!

I spent five weeks in Mexico and called my boyfriend every day with one
of the Ladatel cards. Not a rip-off at all. I found them very reasonable.
But, YMMV.