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tux	14-09-2013 20:30

Ok, I'll wait. Let's see what they do within the next days :)

They're probably importing the correct settings (balance, expiry date of additional numbers) user by user.

Stu	15-09-2013 13:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by davidtheprof (Post 43742)

Truphone seems to have reduced their rates in Europe for non-EU residents, and the rates for USA residents, at least, are now the same: 32c/min outgoing, 9c incoming, and 55c/MB.
This is now much more competitive, though Piranha is still cheaper for outgoing, esp. from Europe to rest of world. If you don't mind call-back system.

Surprised that there was no publicity about this on Tru's site or Trutower. Maybe they didn't want to highlight their earlier price discrimination policy!

TruTower has a small piece on it.

http://www.trutower.com/2013/08/17/t...-new-low-rate/

davidtheprof

15-09-2013 16:45

yeah, I sent a note to Josh, who then used Truphone's phrase "reduced slightly" - a bit odd when the reduction for non-EU residents is substantial!

TruTower Josh

15-09-2013 22:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by davidtheprof (Post 44191)

yeah, I sent a note to Josh, who then used Truphone's phrase "reduced slightly" - a bit odd when the reduction for non-EU residents is substantial!

Yeah, that's one of the necessary evils of being a news source: taking the official story over the unofficial one. Thanks for the note! :)

tux	19-09-2013 15:44

It seems that the whole situation is back to normality. My credit is now the same I had on the previous platform. :)

tux	26-09-2013 15:54

http://uk.truphone.com/news/Truphone...nd-and-Germany

Really a good news. Looking forward to seeing the local rates.

Marschel

28-09-2013 19:42

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7.8 Where your account is inactive (i.e .where you have not made or received calls or maintained a credit balance paid for by you on your account) for 30 days you will be charged an inactivity fee for each 30 day period the services remain inactive. The fee is to enable us to keep your chosen number open to you for your use and reflects our costs in doing so.

:nono: Too bad!

rfranzq

28-09-2013 22:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marschel (Post 44403)

:nono: Too bad!

This has never happened in the over than 3 years I have had Truphone.
This has been in the terms a long time.

tux	29-09-2013 10:23

This was valid until december 2011, when they announced that they would have removed the 10€/month fee to keep the local rates.

tux	09-03-2014 20:35

http://www.truphone.com/dataoffer

Truphone are starting to offer multi-country affordable bundles, but unfortunately it's limited to UK businesses. I hope it's just the first step in the right direction :)

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