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Originally Posted by Przemolog
Yes, in most countries GT-Sim charges 38 cents incoming, 26 cents outgoing to landlines and 38 cents outgoing to mobiles, but you can choose one "home country" in which incoming calls are free (or the rate is decreased by 38 cents if it is higher).
My general thought about switching carriers by service providers/resellers.
I dare to say we already have experienced some operations of this kind.
The first one is an Italian reseller of Hop Mobile which, started selling UM branded as Hop Mobile  .
BTW, they have a funny map of Europe with a large lake in the place of Moldova http://www.hopmobile.net/hop_english...ori/italy.html 
Another one is Globalsim.net from Germany which used to sell rebranded Riiing/UM SIMs and it switched to a Manx. As for them, AFAIR at least they sold both +423 and +447624 top-ups for some time.... |
The difference is that the existing globalsim.net customers can still use their cards at the old rates and recharge them without much problems at UM website. Seems completely different here.
Chris