It always depend on the route used (premium or other). Premium routes tend to cost higher. Also the Greek T.O. does not use voip but standard pstn lines, which are more expensive.
I have also noticed that UK voip carriers charge more for calls to Jersey mobiles (07937 prefix)

Saver SIM, Bruin Communications belly up?
 

Happy New Year, all!

Sorry to bring up an old thread that looked dead but inquiring mind wants to know.

I had suscribed to Saver SIM through Wizzair.

The first SIM I received had problems and Bruin Communication site could not reckon my card number.
I was told a new card was sent, the first one cancelled and the credit trasnferred.
I never received anything and my mails are unanswered.

Did Bruin Communications go belly up like so many with a site still online?

I feel that the service should be priced to allow the provider to make a profit no matter how it is used. Every CPP (i.e. "Free incoming") phone/SIM I've owned never had such restrictions, so I assumed that they made money no matter how you used it. Service providers should not promote their services based on a feature they don't want you to use.

Telna Mobile did have a SIP feature, but it was not a CPP SIM.