Own experience with Airbaltic Card
 

Hello,

i've got an airBalticcard from www.callfrom.de which is a specialised dealer for inernational SIMs, Calling-Cards etc. in germany (Homepage in German)

Price was 12,95 EUR for the pure SIM-Card with Account 0,00 EUR
Shipping Costs war 0,90 Euro (intra Germany) or registered letter ("Einwurfeinschreiben") for 2,50 EUR (intra Germany)

Top-Up-Voucher at 10 Euros-Value (other amounts optional)

SIM-Card was shipped with 0 Euro Balance, but can be reached for incoming calls at once.

PIN/PUK and Phone-Number are printed on the big SIM-Card-Frame
Account is valid for 2 Years after top-up.

Textmessages from the AirBaltic Mobile 35 Euro-Cents
SMS via webtool to other AirBaltic Customers should be free of charge.

Voicemail
can switched on by calling 091
can switched off by calling 090

voicemail seems to be under construction, stored announcements or messages disappeared, when testing it.

Calling of numbers goes as usual via SIM-Toolkit (SAT).
According to your used phone you take the SIM-Special-Menü called "AirBalticCard" or the Phone "changes the Call" and brings you the Call back which is signalled with your own Air-Baltic-Number +372-53-......

If using stone-aged-phones, you can dial *146*0049301234567# SEND (if you should call the number 1234567 in Berlin(Germany) "+" for international calls are not possible with this code.

My SIM-card arrived with deactivated PIN Code (you rean reactivate it)
Call forwarding to voicemail was off.

Top Up:
By scratch card. the code will entered in the SIM-Toolkit-Menu

You can buy 10 Euros, callfrom.de will sent the codes by e-mail or short Text (SMS) or Fax.

Topup via Homepage and credit card should be possible (I didn't test this)

Tariffs:

Outgoing Calls
to Germany (Fixed/Mobile) 0,50 Euro charged by the minute
to Liechtenstein mobile (+423-663) as announced 1,64 EUR

Customer Care

offical Airbalticcard CustomerCare was sporadic available on the phone, supported-Languages are eesti, russian or english.
Support from callfrom.de (in german) was excellent.

It's a Travelsim, nothing new.