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Default 06-05-2009, 20:00

Cheaper does not necessarily mean better and "a lot" is all relative.

Sure. This has nothing to do with the quality of your product, and it also is possible that your prices just do not match my own expectations in the few countries I looked up.

For me a roaming saver card should save money in the countries I visit (that is the point), and the saving compared to normal roaming should be sizeable. In my case the threshold where I am willing to put up with the fuss of callback and a foreign number (say +44) is a saving which is well over the 10%



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