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I managed to get through to B&You on the phone, by entering a failed order number (despite failed orders not usually giving an order number). They assured me that any physical French Visa card or MasterCard (not an e-Carte Bleue for example) should work. Thanks to VladS, I am therefore planning to buy a Trans Cash prepaid Visa card for €9.90, which has the crucial French BIN. Fortunately I now have a French address at which I can receive post (but addressed only in my name), so I can make sure the Visa card works before paying for the mail forwarding service for everyone else's SIM cards. The disadvantage of the Trans Cash card is that they charge 3% for loading money on to it, but the advantage is that it's reloadable unlike La Poste's Carte Cadeau.
If you would like a B&You SIM card and haven't yet PM'd me with your e-mail address, please do so now. |
Unfortunately I've hit two problems:
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It's incredible how restrictive they are...
Anyhow, I still think we should give it a go. Worst case scenario is that we loose the money that the card costs. BTW, should there be a need to cash out a card in euro's without loosing value - I'm willing to help (I can do so here without any problems) |
My first experience with my b&you card wasn't stellar. I was in transit through Paris late last year and tried to use it to make a few local calls and check email. Even though my devices connected to the Bouygues network, both inbound and outbound calls failed and data sessions would not connect. I used my french Lycamobile card (also an Bouygues MVNO) and had no issues placing calls.
I just made it back to Paris tonight and the b&you card is back to life and works as expected. |
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Is it too late for me to join you all?
I also like one, and if possible, 2 cards. |
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