One other option......Yes , we are still here.....

Will be paytoomobile.....Cards are delivered from the Oberthur Factory March 31.....

the revolution will start soon

PaytooMobile - We make your money mobile

Off course , all former customers will get their SIM, and credit

We will be present at the MVNO summit in May to Barcelona.....as we have allready 4 MVNO who will integrate Paytoo to their system.

Ps) message for the modo......i know.....:-)

Given that they haven't had a working SIM for over a year, I wouldn't be surprised if plenty of them would be happy with just the credit returned

You will be surprised to know how many customers are still waitting to have a real good product in hand......

Well, a good product is one thing... Making it last is another. My dead SIM box is full.

After all the disappointments, you'll be surprised to know how many customers are not waiting around, and have moved on.

There are lots of options out there, with a dwindling number of potential customers. So, unless you come up with a product with features/prices that will undercut the competion, it will be a tough market to break.

first we will sell the product in a retail scenario, not only online, and we have allready around 200 000 stores ready for the distribution....

It's true that it's a long shoot and we have been waitting a little more than expected in order to have the full picture realised.....

BUT.....

Now we are in the battle position

I am not familiar with Paytoo Mobile so I checked their web site. They have a section called Paytoo Fees. I am not sure I understand the fee structure. Not the rates, the fees.

Looks like their is a 5% fee to prepay using a credit card or Paypal. Using a Prepaid Master Card (debit card?): Monthly Administrative Fee is 2.95. And an Inactive Fee (90 days) of 5.00

Seems like you would get a U.S. number. Rates are very good for U.S. users. We all need to remember there don't seem to be the heavy users on this forum that a SIM provider would need to stay in business and make money. A few dollars a month in fees would be a drop in the bucket for a real business user.
What would put a lot (all?) of these intl. providers out of business is if T-Mobile US brought back the 30 cent incoming rate for roaming in many countries that some old T-M users still have.