Phone Call is an instance of speaking to someone on the phone or attempting to contact someone by phone.
How Much Does Phone Call Cost In South Africa
Skype is offering a “South Africa 400” package, which costs €9.95 ex VAT per month. If you convert that to local Rand, it comes to R127.44 for the 400 minutes, which equates to 32c per minute.
This includes all land telephone numbers in South Africa irrespective of the time of day. A call to the United Kingdom would cost you 19c per minute. Cellular calls cost about R2.11 per minute, so stick to the cellular phone if calling other cellular phones.
Telkom charges 57c as a minimum charge per call irrespective of the length of the call. It then charges R0.00950 per second for calls greater than 50km away, which equates to 57c per minute, and for local calls (less than 50km) it charges R0.00573 per second, which equates to 34c per minute. Off peak per minute charges are about half this amount, but the minimum charge is still 57c. Don’t forget that Telkom also has the line rental of R108.85, before you start, and that they charge in 30 second segments, not by the second.
Who gets charged for a phone call?
The call is established and the caller will get charged. You wont get charged anything because of someone called you. The charges are always on the caller side. Whoever initiated the call from wherever country will be the one charged from the carrier on that country.
Who pays for a cell phone call?
The calling party must pay for calls placed to wireless phones. Consequently, when you call international wireless customers using your landline phone, foreign service providers may pass through to your U.S. service provider the additional cost of connecting the call, which shows up as a surcharge on your bill