Cheap calling from US to UK?

Frances I'm on callingcards.com since I'm in the market for US to UK deals, and I like it that they have an option not only for the UK, but for a UK mobile as well! That would have been helpful 2 years ago when I needed it. 

We use Gorilla Mobile for most US-UK calls. We've had them about a year now and so far have been happy with them. Also always have some calling cards, usually from Sam's or Wal-Mart around.
In the UK we've signed up with EasyDial and so far so good.
Bethany

Frances I'm on callingcards.com since I'm in the market for US to UK deals, and I like it that they have an option not only for the UK, but for a UK mobile as well! That would have been helpful 2 years ago when I needed it. 

My card is for "land lines"--and it's spendy to call a mobile number with it...so when I do, it's long enough to tell Paul I'm calling the land line, so get off the internet so I can get through.  I'm home helping my folks at the moment...charge my card for $20 (950 minutes) and it said I only had 75 for mobile calls!!  When I told that to Paul, he got straight off the internet and I called back on the land-line.  WOW!!  THAT'S a big difference!!

i also use 10-10-987.  highly recommend it.

On NTL, we have a special deal where you can specify a few countries.
Around 2p a minute at any time to USA.
Also gives us relaiable 1 meg broadband, and a huge number of television channels.

I also had NTL and can vouch for it but isn't this from the US to the UK? Sorry. I don't want to confuse things.

I use 10-10-987. When they first started they charged the .39 cents for each call and .03 cents for each minute to land lines and mobiles. Now they charge .46 cents?? I think maybe and .03 for land and .10 for mobiles. It's still worth it if you're calling from your OWN landline - but if you're looking to call from your mobile, you should get a calling card, I used nobelcom.com because they had the best rates from Hawaii to the UK

From US to UK- has anyone tried USA Datanet? They have superb long distance within the US as well as international.

I also had NTL and can vouch for it but isn't this from the US to the UK? Sorry. I don't want to confuse things.

Yes, but I had assumed that there would be some recprocity in making/receiving calls.

For US to UK calls, I used www.ecg-longdistance.com.  They supplied my national and internation long distance for $.03 a minute.  There is no connection charge, but there is a $10.00 per month minimum.  I highly recommend them.

I used to use Bigzoo.com -- they were/are GREAT! 

i used americom, bomerang calling card.  .03 a min and i didn't have to keep buying....i just used the same numbers every time i called and got billed once a month.

Just for the whole going back and forth thing.  I got an MCI calling card (few years ago) and got the BT toll free number for the UK.  It cost 3 points per minute calling from the US to the UK and when using it in the UK it was the same.  Has anyone tried this with a Walmart card?

Call 18866.com  Its 1p a minute to US and Canada and free calls in the UK.  Sign up on line. Its great. I can call my family as often and as long as I want. Been using it for about 6 months now.

http://www.getpennytalk.com/

my hubby used this for calling uk from usa, very cheap.

http://www.onetel.co.uk/

I used onetel to call usa, saved me a fortune!!