Everyone uses toll free numbers almost everyday. Look in “Yellow Pages of your phone book, nearly all of businesses have a toll free number for you to call them.

Okay so what is a toll free number?

A toll free number is a number that rings to your home telephone number and you pay for call and not person that calls. I can hear you saying “Why would I want to pay for someone’s call to me?”

Good question and here’s answer.

Let’s say you have a son or daughter in collage. He or she has several options to call home. Direct calls, collect calls, calling card, prepaid calling cards, and toll free.

Direct Calls – Unless your son or daughter attends collage in same city you live in, collage will not let them make direct dial calls.

Collect calls – Most collect calls cost you $4.95 just to make call then 25 to 50 cents a minute. This can add up to about $15.00 on average call. Make ten calls and you are looking at $150.00 added to your phone bill every month.

“You have $100 to bet at a casino… your challenge is to double your money. How would you tackle this challenge?”

Is there a strategy for doubling a $100 bankroll playing slot machines? If you assumed that slots are purely a game of luck, I’ve got news for you. Instead of playing haphazardly and hoping for best, you can use methods that give you about as good a chance as if you were to plunk down $100 for even-money betting at your favorite table game. First I would pick right machine. Some slots give you a good shot at meeting this challenge while others are more likely to steal all your money. The most important feature when choosing a machine is pay table. Too many players are attracted to a slot machine dangling carrot of a huge jackpot. Others pick one simply because its big and shiny and looks enticing.

Large jackpots mean fewer smaller payouts. Big winners’ fortunes are financed not by casino but by many losers. It is better to select machines with small to moderate jackpots. For same wager, you have a much better chance of winning 800 coins than you would have chasing 20,000 coins.

Also avoid slots where half of all possible payouts are in 2, 5, 10 and 20 coin range. Although you might get frequent wins, amounts aren’t big enough to prevent your bankroll from slowly but surely grinding down to zero.

The best strategy for meeting this double-your-money challenge is to look for a single pay line, two-coin machine with a modest jackpot and a pay table featuring a good range of medium sized prizes.