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Voice tariffs
| Comcel Total | |||
| Calls to Comcel Mo-Su 0-24 |
Calls to landline Mo-Su 0-24 |
Other national calls Mo-Su 0-24 |
International calls Mo-Su 0-24 |
| COP 242 € 0.09 |
COP 348 € 0.13 |
COP 604 € 0.22 |
COP 2,309 € 0.84 |
Comcel's website is not very rich in information and it's impossible to find several rates. There's another plan called "Vitamina L 2007" with different peak/off-peak hours with rates higher than the Total one. It seems that Total is some sort of promotional plan, BTW you can find all information in Spanish here.
| Additional costs and services | |
| Messaging | SMS to Comcel: COP 137 - € 0.05 Other national SMS: COP 339 - € 0.12 International SMS: COP 406 - € 0.15 MMS: COP 1,212 - € 0.44 |
| Voicemail | unknown |
| Data Calls | GPRS and 3G are available, rates are unknown |
| International Roaming | unknown |
| Debiting Method | 60/60 |
| Recharge/credit/validity | COP 10,000/10,000 COP 20,000/26,000 COP 30,000/45,000 COP 50,000/90,000 COP 1000,000/200,000 |
Useful information from our readers
When I was last in Colombia, OLA will not let you sign up (now it's called Tigo and it seems it works with no problem) without a cedula (a Colombian ID). I tried my American Passport and they would not accept it. COMCEL will accept a passport, be sure to bring the original, as photocopies will not work for connecting a cell or changing money. I don't have any idea what Movistar's policy is. Since OLA is the only company that's 1900 Mhz only, and I am not sure where what frequency's are used its probably safe to say that you should probably have a handset with 850Mhz. COMCEL also seems to be the only carrier that most US carrier's have a text messaging agreement with. So, if this is important to you, you might consider using them.
Thanks to Charles for the info!
