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Originally Posted by andy
Sorry, I wasn't quite on the ball.
They don't have that tariff for mobiles, so this is probably where the GTsim trade-off is, cheaper calls to mobiles in return for charged incoming calls.
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I agree, that's possible. And, as an extra, a possible marketing advantage of having simple tariffs....
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Originally Posted by andy
But it is possible with more effort to make 'outgoing' calls via callthrough operators that would allow calls to mobiles in the same sort of range.
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Maybe it's more messing about, but only at about the same level as using CBW or Enlinea with Riiing.
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Yes, that's right - less "comfortable" way of calling but much more remains in your pocket
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Originally Posted by andy
For me, I'd accept this for the sake of free incoming calls, but I suppose it depends on the proportion of calls to landlines and mobiles called, and incoming vs outgoing calls.
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Well, if someone mostly makes calls to mobiles, receives very few calls and, moreover, he/she doesn't like/want to deal with all that callback/callthrough mess then GT-sim seems to better than any other international SIM when using in most countries of its coverage.
BTW, with GT-sim it doesn't make sense to use callback since incoming calls aren't cheaper than outgoing ones. But perhaps some callthrough landlines would be useful provided that it would be possible to reach the mobile destination number within 12 cents of difference... I doubt if such a deal exists at all...