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Originally Posted by labralabra
Can one have a micro-sim (for iPad) in the prepaid 3G data plans with operators providing prepaid 3G data connections in Greece?
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You can get a microSIM with Cosmote and Vodafone data plans, since both are offering the iPhone/iPad on their networks. I’m not sure if Wind provides microSIMs at the moment but I guess they will in the near future, since they will also start officially offering the iPhone on their network.
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Originally Posted by wisniak
We stayed in the Delphi area, Pelion, Zagoria, Lefkada, Athens. In most places there was more than adequate GPRS/EDGE coverage, very poor 3G coverage (except in Athens). But again, for my needs it sufficed.
Thank you again Evan for all your invaluable help.
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You are welcome wisniak. Generally Cosmote and Vodafone have better/faster 3G and better coverage especially on the areas you've visited.
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Originally Posted by dognaldo
Hi, About Germano store closed, at what time you arrived at the airport?
Is the store open on weekends?
Did you ever use VoIP with this Vodafone data sim ?
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Most Germanos stores are open from 9am to 9pm but I don't know about the one at the airport. You can give them a call at +302103534956. But even if it's closed when you arrive you will find many stores in Athens, just have a look on my previous posts and the store locator links.
Also, Germanos doesn't offer Vodafone SIMs, only Cosmote. Regarding VoIP Vodafone forbids it and actively blocks it. Cosmote and Wind don't have a clear policy about VoIP, and I could use Wind data plans for very good VoIP connections at least until last summer when I was last visited Greece.
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Originally Posted by Nicholas
Hi all,
I'm glad I came across this forum.
All help would be appreciated, in answering my question.
I will be travelling to Greece and going to places like Symi, Corfu, Athens. Which carrier would have the best voice and data plans and coverage for border areas like Symi? I have an iPhone 3gs that I use to tether to my tablet, which I would like to do whilst travelling through Greece.
I have been looking through the various providers websites, but I end up confusing myself. That's why I'm glad I found you guys!
Thanks again.
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Hi Nicholas and welcome to the forum. I wrote a fairly recent overview about the prepaid data plans in Greece. You can start from here:
http://www.prepaidgsm.net/forum/gree...html#post36105
or click on the links on my signature.
Some things have changed since March but they are minor (mainly offers etc). I will update this weekend with all the latest offers/changes.
Have a look on the posts and let me know if you have any additional question.