Didn't see this posted yet:

Starting May 1, SpeakOut is launching a NEW Global Long Distance Add-On. Call to UK, Germany, China & India for as low as 5.5cents/minute when you sign up for the $1.99 Add-On. (Regular airtime rates apply).

Sign up by May 31 to have your $1.99 Add-On fee waived for your first 30 days.

small print:
Fair usage policy applies. Rates are subject to change and exclude certain call types such as calls to non-geographic numbers, premium numbers and high cost routes. Calls to mobile numbers in some countries cost higher. Does not include calls to or from Canada or US. See rate charges for details. *Must sign up by May 31st to qualify for 1st 30 days free subscription. **Sign up for Global Long Distance Add-On at $1.99 per 30 days for this rate of 5.5c to apply. Regular airtime rates apply.

I noted that this plan requires the use of a local access number, and you pay your regular airtime rates. So for example a call to Germany would effectively be costing you around $0.30 per minute. Somewhere like the Philippines would run $0.75/min. I was looking at the rates and pondering in which circumstances this method would be preferable to purchasing a long distance calling card from 7-11 and using the local access number it provides, which is what I have done in the past (for example via this method a call to somewhere like the Philippines would work out to $0.42/min). The benefit of the latter method aside from cheaper rates to many international destinations, would be the inclusion of USA and Canada rates, and no $1.99/month additional fee. Unless I've missed something I can't see where this package would be lucrative because the resultant cost of even calling the targeted countries of UK, Germany, China, and India would still be more than using a regular 7-11 long distance calling card.

this is for convenience rather than price. 25c(or 20 if one counts the 125 @ 100 discount) + 5c is still a lot.

I use LocalPhone, its a lot better than average

Nothings perfect but I like this, Im sharing this because when I see India =5.5c I think of my old calling card rates, This service charges 1.5c-1.7c (you pay in USD), no monthly fees and no other wierd charges like connection fees or anything.