Go to our Rates page.

MO-Call works by connecting you to the Morodo Network. Your Mobile Network Operator may charge you for the call to the Morodo Network.

If you are using MO-Call Home, the Morodo Network access will usually be a local number.

If you have a Pay-As-You-Go mobile plan, the combined cost of the call to Morodo's Network, plus the MO-Call rate to your destination, is usually much less than the cost of an international call made directly through your Mobile Network Operator.

Well, the short answer to that question is, in most cases, a great deal less than using your Mobile Network. The total cost will depend on a few factors such as where you would like MO-Call to call you back.

You can see how MO-Call World works on our Learn More page. For MO-Call World rates, check our Rates page.

We only charge you for your calls – there are no hidden costs.

You can buy MO-Call credit online at our Shop or through one of our MO-Call Resellers. If you need to know the nearest MO-Call Reseller to you, please write to us: support@mo-call.com.

Currently, the available payment options are Visa, MasterCard, American Express Credit Cards and Solo, Electron, Maestro and Visa debit cards. We also accept payment through Paypal.

This means that our payment provider rejected your payment. There could be a number of reasons, for example, not having enough funds in your bank account. If you have a question about a refused payment, please write to us:support@mo-call.com.

There could be a number of reasons. It may be that we have not received the necessary verifications from your bank. If you have a question about a cancelled payment, please write to us: support@mo-call.com.

Please note that we charge for calls by the whole minute. You can check MO-Call rates on our Rates page.
If you have a question about MO-Call charges on your account, please write to us: support@mo-call.com.

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