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I was curious to see where in Europe MVNOs are available, where not, and to list the ones with prepaid offers. Maybe you can help me to keep the list updated.
AUSTRIA Yesss eety Tele2 Schwarzfunk BELGIUM Dixitel Uglyduck Simyo Basic by Mobistar Tele2 Versatel 1 Mobile NRJ Mobile Inphony Mobile RCSC Mobile TMF Ay Yildiz Jim Mobile United Telecom and tons of other MVNOs for immigrants CYPRUS none CZECHIA none DENMARK Tele2 CBB Mobil Telmore ESTONIA Tele Yks Zorro (Bravocom) FINLAND Go Mobile Saunalahti Kolumbus (Elisa 2nd brand) DNA (Finnet Verkot brand) FRANCE Virgin Mobile Auchan NRJ Mobile Tele2 Breizh Mobile GERMANY Aldi Penny Mobile Debitel Light Smobil Rewecom Tchibo Blau Simyo Schwarzfunk Jamba Sim VIVA Blauworld Ay Yildiz MoxMobil (plus EasyMobile, Klarmobil, SIMply) GREECE Q Telecom (officially a MNO, but with almost no coverage and roaming on Vodafone) HUNGARY Djuice (Pannon 2nd brand) IRELAND none ITALY none LATVIA Amigo Hallo Urā IZZI LITHUANIA E?ys (Omnitel 2nd brand) BITĖ online (Bite 2nd brand) Tele Maxima LUXEMBOURG Kiss (Voxmobile 2nd brand) MALTA none NETHERLANDS Lowcall.nl EasyMobile Simyo UPC Tele2 Lebara Mobile Hi Prepaid (KPN 2nd brand) AH Mobiel Qick Hema Countdown Mobiel Peptalk Allo and many more, I suppose... POLAND Sami swoi (Plus 2nd brand) Heyah (Era 2nd brand) Pop (Orange 2nd brand) PORTUGAL UZO (TMN 2nd brand) Rede4 (Optimus 2nd brand) SLOVAKIA none SLOVENIA Izi Mobil SPAIN none SWEDEN Halebop (Telia 2nd brand) Tango (Tele2 2nd brand) Djuice (Telenor 2nd brand) Plus many more, like: Campuz Mobile Dial'N Smile Glocalnet LunarMobil Sense Spray Song Universal Telecom Vattenfall UNITED KINGDOM Virgin Mobile Fresh Mobile World TESCO M&S Mobile easyMobile Ventelo |
Interesting effort!
A suggestion. In Greece there is actually one network that might be classified as MVNO and that is Q telecom. They use the vodafone network for most part of Greece although they show some coverage in the capital (Athens) and some parts os Thessaloniki (second largest city). |
Yes, true, Q-Telecom is almost a MVNO, but they have a license and some network, even if so little... quite a strange operator...
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Yeah, I know that site, but there are several mistakes, dead operators, MVNEs and postpaid-only MVNOs, so I wanted to write a list with virtual operators offering prepaid cards in EU.
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edit - actually, apologies as it appears that BT only have monthly postpaid accounts now - either they always did and my memory is defective, or they ceased prepaid - probably the former as it would go on the monthly landline bill
maybe I should delete this then __ In UK, BT Mobile has been an mvno on 3 different networks now When British Telecom still owned O2, then it was natural that they would market mobile deals to their landline customers. When O2 was floated off separately on the stock market, they eventually drifted apart to the point where BT signed mvno deals elsewhere But even then, private and business BT customers were on different networks to begin with. Home customers were on T-mobile. Then BT signed a deal with Vodafone for corporate customers, then in Jan last year agreed to migrate the personal ones there too. It isn't only available to BT customers, but sold separately as well. They recently launched so-called Fusion phones, which are GSM and landline hybrid tariff, maybe later using wi-fi and broadband/VoIP at home I think, or a cheap interim homezone tariff (not sure which) Can't get links at the moment, as some of their site is offline - only the national network! |
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Thanks - yes I had the links but didn't post them yet in case they had changed - they were offline an hour ago
edit - as I've put in the above post, maybe my memory was defective about them ever having prepaid, so really this shouldn't be on there anyway |
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Ventelo UK they appear to merely be a company offering vodafone contracts for corporate pay monthly customers.
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