Unable to make calls to the UK from Turkey, just no tone nothing. Contacted customer service I had a reply then nothing. Tried to send more email's only to be told by email that they failed to go through. I was sold this by a Tesco rep telling me how good they are but after nearly two weeks its still not resolved, just a fortune in roaming charges because I was left with no choice but to use Vodafone . This was to keep in touch with my elderly mother. Due to the cost I could only phone her every other day. Thanks Tesco if I had known the issues I was going to have I would have used a better service. Looking at the reviews lot's of people having the same problem so please at least refund my credit.

I bought this for phoning South Africa. I used it for many years but I was never happy. The quality of the call was often poor, sometimes unusable. What really annoyed me was that when I only needed to use it occasionally then it wasted a lot of money. I would top up to use it, then the next time all the credit had been lost because it wasn't used in time. So I had to top up agian. Then the next time that money was lost and wasted. My overall opinion is it is a poor service.

Don't touch them. EVERY single attempt to call gave me a 'we cannot connect you. Try again later' type message. Also your credit on the account expires whether you use it or not. ....and I work for Tesco!

It is absolutely rubbish these days. Waste of money. Anytime you call either through WiFi or mobile data absolutely rubbish. The person you call cannot hear you. This is with strong Internet connections both ends. Disappointed. I will never buy it again. I want to pass important message across, you can't. Frustrated and regret I bought it. I am not recommending it.

Tesco Internationalwas Gresford me to phn South Africa 10 pence cell phn 1 pence to landlines, zero to send a txt, now I can't send either! Alli get is error and just try to contact the customer care services, Best of luck, my rating is ZERO.

I occasionally phone Spain, but this is not frequent. Hence I lost most of my credit remaining. DONT TOP UP MORE THAN £5. Only top up when you might be deciding to make calls. Bets are that you will still lose your credit as you forget it’s there. They really need to extend their period of expiry.

I checked the international rates, Italy and Switzerland,on the website, downloaded the app and topped up account. The next day I tried several times to call a landline number in Italy and there was no connection. Same automatic message saying that a connection was not possible. I was able to call mobile numbers, good connection but in the meantime the call rates had doubled and when I emailed Tesco International I was told that rates can change at any time. Change yes, but double?

I have deposited £20 on this card but was able to use it only once for a few minutes. The connection was terrible and I could not hear anything. I could not use it after, understandably, but Tesco Calling card SEIZED all my credit still. This is exactly how they behave. I trusted Tesco brand but I see it is just another company to avoid.

Luckily, I was able to try this app by using the free £1 credit they give you, thank goodness I didn't waste my money. I needed to call a couple of numbers in France, one a local council and one a museum, both standard geographic landlines. The app would not dial and connect. I called Tesco's helpline, to be told that the app doesn't work for 'business' numbers only private. Premium rate numbers I can understand, but not business numbers, what use is that? Steer clear, I'll be buying a Post Office card that they have already confirmed is quite capable of connecting to the numbers that I want to call. Expected better of Tesco.

I am surprised that at this day and age, a company is selling such a stupid phone card which never works. DO NOT BUY THIS CARD.

Bought Tesco calling card with £20 credit. I bought the card because it states that to call the USA it's 0.05pence per minute. I thought this was a good deal, obviously not. Tried to use the cad for the first time to call a relative in USA and it said there was no credit on the card. Because my husband couldn't find the receipt I couldn't take it back to the shop. I put £5 credit on the card and it seemed to work fine for the first call. When I used it again to my surprise I ended up with a bill on my telephone even though there was more than enough credit on the phone. Where did my credit go? Had aTesco card about 2 years ago and had no problems with it. I will not buy another Tesco international calling card.. I wasn't only charged a connection fee but, charged for the duration of whole call which did not not come off the phone card

Called to US from a standard landline. Got through. Maybe used a quid's worth, should leave plenty more. BUT Tried to call an EU number from a BT payphone, using access number 0330-0010-252, to avoid the outrageous extra charge that Tesco's card says BT imposes if you use the 0800 access from a payphone. (Nice to be the virtual monopolist of payphones, isn't it?). And then... the payphone simply cut me off before I'd even finished dialling the number concerned. Why? I asked Tesco: Does BT also racket up the charges on 0330-0010-252? Reply (eventually....after three emails. Before saying anything, Tesco first wants to know my card PIN (why?) and the country and precise number that I tried to call (why?). Either BT does or BT doesn't. Or are all Tesco cards different in what they can do, to what destination, without getting you ripped off by BT?

Well, what can I say? I have been using Tesco international a few years ago and had been mostly okay back then. When I started using it again recently I did find the line quality more often than not very poor. I'm going to recommend it to anyone anymore.

I bought the International Calling Card for £5.00. Dialed all of the access numbers and was told the credic remaining was 2p every time I had dialed. I returnrd the card to the shop to be told that the remaining credit was £5.00, on return home I tried to use the card again and again I was informed that my credit was 2p. The card stated, dial access no. enter pin and dial destination no. none of this happened. It look as if I have wasted my £5.00.Help. Er

Convenient. If you are going to use it the same week, after that when you attempt to make a call after a little while from the first usage they will ask to re-register your number again, you can see your number they just ask to confirm it is the same and of course it is the same!!!!! Same apple app, same mobile but you anyway confirm and then you discover your £4.65 credit left has disappeared, the app says credit £0.00, the first time I was perplex but I put some more credit, I made a call nobody answered therefore I had left almost all credit. But a month later I re-discover that the credid has gone the process start all over again my number is there ask me again to confirm that is the number, they sent me a pin and after that I discover my credit is £0.00 and I see something new the number if the card provided from tesco has expired . Great! I will useLebara sim in a cheap old phone is cheap and it doesn't expire, every little helps this time  it should have been the first info that the card had a shelf live with a sell of by date on it because in that case I would have charged my skype, used viber that is totally free or simply put some credit on my lebara sim, once again Tesco has shown us how bad is it

I used this while on holiday in France. My family at home had downloaded the app too and this meant we had completely free calls over wifi. Brilliant.

In a normal world this should work in the same way you use a normal calling card where the credit you pay for is the only charge however... This card uses the minutes from your landline and will also use the credit of the card. Example: call the international number using a 020 number and they will charge you for the 020 number and will also use the £5 minutes that you paid for. Now it should be a connection charge at most (at most) and then minutes on the card will get used up but, when your bills suddenly sky rocket it gives a clear warning over how cheap a company can make their product. So much, that they throw all their ethics out of the window just to maximise on profits. There was no warning or no information on the card that this would happen just a step by step that fails to mention this at any point. If it is mentioned on there then I will have to get my microscope out to see it. If the information is included on there then great but it is'nt or is not explicit enough. As a customer we are interested in how may minutes we have and how much of a cost this is to the customer. If that information is not provided then this is false advertising or clever marketing or both. Even if you feel you have brought this product without any hassle who's to say that Tesco decide to change the terms to incur even greater charges to us. Fact is because we are dialing a 020 number and then dialing the international number they have two bites of the apple but instead of going into that I will just say. Don't do it, use a calling card that had a good review. The worst thing is that Tesco will most likely not do anything about this. They might see this review and carry on producing a service that is flawe in a major way. Hope your product design team are up to the task of fixing this because with more services and more products then ever before you have lost my trust in terms of a customer and will be looking to put my trust into other reputable companies and brands that care about the customer. Tesco international calling card: avoid it please.

I bought a Tesco International Calling card to call Canada. My Sky package is free weekend calls only, this is the only time I can use the card. It is not written down anywhere explaining this. I have now got a large phone bill to pay. So check with your telephone provider first before you buy these cards. I thought you could use the cards anytime but this is not the case.

I have left £8 in my card but they wipe off as I did not use within the time, I told them I went on holiday but still they don't give me my money back. I have called Canada and even though I used Tesco card, I have been charged £5.00, I need to find out who took that money BT or Tesco? I need little more time to find out. If I can see details online then may be it will be easy to find, which call cost me how much and who charged me for what?