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latest News on Globalsim.net
M. Cesmeci, Sales Director of Globalsim.net informed his customers that he had tried to transfer his customers to a spanish lady, but she had an traffic-accident and couldn't do that task any longer, so he transferred his customers to GT-SIM (Global Termination).
Globalsim.net Customers are asked to sent their sim-cards (+44-7
624-xxxxxx) to a special (german) postal adress for exchange. Cesmeci promises they wil get a brandnew sim-card from GT-SIM with a new phone-number (+44-7
924-yyyyyy) and a starting credit of 2,95 Euros. As soon as the customers recharge 25 Euros via GT-SIM they will get their old credit from Globalsim.net back, promises Cesmeci.
Customers who switch on the old Globalsim SIM-Card and try to ask for the current balance (call 187 or *125*1*187# with older phones instead) will get an Short-Message from
GeoSim World Wide Sim Cards | Cheap Overseas Mobile Phone Calls & Free Roaming International Sim Card | Geo Sim Card Saves 85% On International Call Charges to go with them. M. Cesmeci (gobalsim.net) says, that globalsimcard.co.uk is not authorized to do this.
Globalsimcard.co.uk offers to maintain the existing number, but there seems no way to get the old credit back, which was paid to Globalsim.net
You still get through this mess?
GT-SIM (
GT-SIM) offers interesting prices, but care of surcharges which could apply on page 2 of the PDF-Document.
Globalsomsimcard.co.uk charges in US-Dollars, while gt-sim charges in Euro.
Globalsimcard asks for "fair use policy", i.e. if you get more incoming calls than you do outgoing calls they could charge for incoming calls at 13 US-Cent per minute.
GT-SIM asks for 9 Euro-Cent per minute incoming unless some countries are a little bit more expensive - the top three are India, Mexiko and Cuba with 1.29 Euros incoming per minute.
The third solution could be putting the Globalsim-Card in the cupboard leaving it there for the discovery of later generations ...
