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wolfbln · 26-06-2018, 10:57

Hi. Thanks for all your advice. I re-grouped the Naka section in the prepaid wiki according to your suggestion. Now Koko and DrimSIM are both featured. The one for its packages, the other for the low per-MB rate.

With DrimSIM is hard to get decent support as it's very Russian. Many messenges, websites, part of the app are nor or poorly translated. And when you like to talk to an agent, it's a hit and miss whether he/she speaks sufficient English.

So I cant really tell you whether you can add local numbers. But I guess not. In all what is accessible in English there is no hint of it. Also no dual pricing like on other Naka products. On the other side, I can't rule that completely out as lots of information is available in Russian only.

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wolfbln (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 206 Join Date: 14 Jul 2014 Country:	26-06-2018, 10:57 Hi. Thanks for all your advice. I re-grouped the Naka section in the prepaid wiki according to your suggestion. Now Koko and DrimSIM are both featured. The one for its packages, the other for the low per-MB rate. With DrimSIM is hard to get decent support as it's very Russian. Many messenges, websites, part of the app are nor or poorly translated. And when you like to talk to an agent, it's a hit and miss whether he/she speaks sufficient English. So I cant really tell you whether you can add local numbers. But I guess not. In all what is accessible in English there is no hint of it. Also no dual pricing like on other Naka products. On the other side, I can't rule that completely out as lots of information is available in Russian only.