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A young man in Iraq said "do not send Calling cards, I bought some when I was in the states, it cost $2.00 a minute to talk".

Today,I was talking to Sheryl Cole, who's son, Jason Parks is in Iraq. Sheryl told me about this web site. You will need to copy and paste the web site to get all the information. This will give you a price to gage the calling cards you are getting. If you can get calling cards less expensive, please tell us. We would like to tell families and friends.

https://thor.milexch.com/scs/default.aspx
Military Exchange Prepaid Calling Cards
The Department of Defense Military Exchanges have been authorized to sell the following prepaid calling cards to individuals and organizations who wish to purchase these cards for our troops serving overseas in Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION The Military Exchange Global Prepaid Calling Cards are being offered for sale to customers not otherwise authorized to make purchases through the Exchange Online Store. Authorized Exchange customers please visit our regular online shopping pages to purchase calling cards. PREPAID PHONE CARDS While other retailers sell AT&T prepaid cards, only the Military Exchange/AT&T prepaid cards offer the best value for calls made from an AT&T phone center in deployed areas. The following chart shows the price per minute when calling from Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait to the U.S. using the Military Exchange/AT&T prepaid cards as compared to a well known retailer’s price per minute.   Other Retailer Price/Min Military Exchange 550 Minute Card Price Per Minute Military Exchange 300 Minute Card Price Per Minute Iraq 55 cents 19 cents 22.5 cents Afghanistan 55 cents 19 cents 22.5 cents Kuwait 55 cents 19 cents 22.5 cents The Military Exchange is working diligently to ensure we offer the best prices possible to the military members who are serving our country and will do everything we can to give them the best value possible.