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Originally Posted by Motel75
They would be foolish indeed to kill off Heyah, and in fact, now that they own the brand (the ongoing fight with Vivendi notwithstanding) it would be foolish if they didn't launch it in other countries as well.
However, from what I've been hearing and reading, Heyah will probably be left well alone.
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What do you mean by "left alone" - that Heyah will remain Polish-only "fake MVNO" brand at it is today? Did you hear any rumours about "internalisation" of Heyah???
After all, it might be a good idea to offer the Heyah brand in T-Mo countries with large numbers of Polish immigrants (I mean mainly UK and Germany). MNI, a small landline operator already plans to become a MVNO with the same brand in Poland, UK and Ireland.
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Originally Posted by Motel75
I hope TMO PL is better integrated into the worldwide T-Mobile family (well, ignoring TMO USA) than Orange PL is. Try to recharge your mobile with Orange topups elsewhere. You can't.
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Good idea. But remember that Poland is not in euro zone and will not be soon (or ever - the current government is very hostile to change zlotys to euros). Moreover, the exchange rate is fully flexible - this means that top-ups bought abroad may result in "uncertain" top-up values in zlotys (and vice-versa, top-ups bought in Poland may convert to unpredicted value in euros, pounds, crowns or forints
. I'm not also sure if there are no issues with Polish VAT regulations on such transactions.