I think that when we refer to big telcos connection to +354380 numbers is not something difficult. For those that still do not connect a call to CS might be ok to resolve the issue.

I had in the past difficulties in connecting to 09 numbers with my mobile provider. I called them and they fixed it.
When refering to voip companies situation is different. However there are voip companies that connect to 09 numbers at around 0,27-0,30 euros/min which is reasonable (at least when compared to exorbitant rates to +423663 numbers)

Aand now I have just received THE SAME SMS for the FIFTH time. Funny thing hahaah
:eek:

The same sms arrived another seven times in just a few minutes.
12 times the same message.

:???::???:

hahahahaha

Now I just got 4 messages (from 096) that say:
You have 7 new messages

wow... At least they keep me entertained

:):eek::???:

>a call to CS might be ok to resolve the issue.
I just sent them an email. (http://www.3utelecom.de/). But anyway as long as the local number works, I'm glad to pay the 29ct/min for incoming calls. (Didn't you get $49 for free :-) ) I wouldn't expect anybody to be willing to dial a number in Iceland to reach me.

As long as the local number works, that's o.k. with me! :-)
I'll post their answer.

I was trying to get a statement from them as well as from 01063, 010012 and some others. No replies at all. The only ones that answered were skype telling me that they dont connect to premium rate numbers ;)

Chris

Multiple SMS delivery is often due to the sending carriers system not getting a "delivered" status back from the terminating carrier, so they keep sending it.

This issue can sometimes be cured by switching your handset off and on again. You could also try manually selecting a different network.

Dont they?

United Kingdom - Premium Rate - Band 1 € 0.369 € 0.424
United Kingdom - Premium Rate - Band 2 € 0.737 € 0.848
United Kingdom - Premium Rate - Band 3 € 1.106 € 1.272
United Kingdom - Premium Rate - Band 4 € 1.843 € 2.119
United Kingdom - Premium Rate - Band 5 € 2.211 € 2.543



They are simply not telling the truth.

I do not suppose that calling +354380 would be more expensive than that...

Ji Mred.


I have switched the phone on and off several times, and I have also inserted the sim card in different phones. It still get multiple messages.

Anyway.
Yackie support has contacted me.

They are very much interested in helping me with all the issues. They are investigating the reason for the multiple sms.
I called the local phone companies and complained that I am not able to call the 354 numbers. They are investigating the reason and will give me a solution within 3 days.

I will keep you guys updated.

FYI, today I called Portugal and Cyprus and the calls sounded pretty good. Also the calls I made within Brazil sound loud and clear.

I am really hoping that these issues will be sorted out soon.

Since mobile calls within Brazil are expensive, it is cheaper for me to make a long distance call using my Yackie Mobile, if compared to the rates of my Claro Mobile. Regarding local calls, it is cheaper to call from my Claro Mobile.

I've checked and both t-mobile and vodafone in Hungary work fine to +354380 Yackie, seems like it is a Pannon issue.