How do I know what plan I have

rockjock · **How do I know what plan I have -** 14-08-2016, 23:10

Last summer I was in Germany and went into a vodafone shop to get a top up card. The lovely counter person was over the moon I was from Kannada and not the US changed my plan to a better one. 9.99 plan and some data the details I never bothered to find out. Mind you she called me often and it seemed never to run out so I assume its a good plan. NOW I am off to Germany Monday so how do I find out the details of my plan? also if it is a 9.99 plan, will a 15 euro top up be ok?

rockjock · 15-08-2016, 02:41

I believe this is the plan.

CallYa Smartphone Special
750 MB + 100 MB data volume
Vodafone Flat SMS & Minutes
200 minutes or SMS to all dt. Networks
ADVANTAGES
4G | LTE Max with 225 Mbit / s
EU Roaming Included
No contract term
€ 9.99
for 4 weeks

wolfbln · 17-08-2016, 10:06

Hi RockJock. Welcome to Germany.

You are right: Vodafone has different plans for prepaid. The Vodafone Smartphone Special that you are mentioning is one of the most common.

Be aware that allowances are now valid in all EU countries without surcharges in case you are travelling on to another country.

To check on which plan you are, there are different options. Most local people use the Vodafone.de app for it. But to get it, can be rather tricky as Vodafone geo-restricts availability in Play Store and iStore.

Another way is on your personal account "mein Vodafone".

Another easy way is to use their 'Tarif Manager' by calling 22044 (if it's not working +49 172 22044 from abroad).

How to manage this CallYa SIM I wrote down in English some months ago in a special article on the Wiki:
http://prepaid-data-sim-card.wikia.com/wiki/Euro7
If you have an Android device, you can download their app from there too, but it sticks always to German. So only recommended, if you understand some basic German.

A €15 top-up is perfect to have this plan running for 28 days. You can do it on their website for a €0.50 fee using an internatl. credit card or by buying a voucher in Germany available all over. But better be sure that your SIM hasn't been suspended in the meantime. Most German SIM cards are switched off, if they haven't been used for 1 year or more.

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rockjock (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 39 Join Date: 13 Jul 2008 Location: Neumarkt Country:	How do I know what plan I have - 14-08-2016, 23:10 Last summer I was in Germany and went into a vodafone shop to get a top up card. The lovely counter person was over the moon I was from Kannada and not the US changed my plan to a better one. 9.99 plan and some data the details I never bothered to find out. Mind you she called me often and it seemed never to run out so I assume its a good plan. NOW I am off to Germany Monday so how do I find out the details of my plan? also if it is a 9.99 plan, will a 15 euro top up be ok?

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rockjock (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 39 Join Date: 13 Jul 2008 Location: Neumarkt Country:	15-08-2016, 02:41 I believe this is the plan. CallYa Smartphone Special 750 MB + 100 MB data volume Vodafone Flat SMS & Minutes 200 minutes or SMS to all dt. Networks ADVANTAGES 4G \| LTE Max with 225 Mbit / s EU Roaming Included No contract term € 9.99 for 4 weeks

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wolfbln (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 206 Join Date: 14 Jul 2014 Country:	17-08-2016, 10:06 Hi RockJock. Welcome to Germany. You are right: Vodafone has different plans for prepaid. The Vodafone Smartphone Special that you are mentioning is one of the most common. Be aware that allowances are now valid in all EU countries without surcharges in case you are travelling on to another country. To check on which plan you are, there are different options. Most local people use the Vodafone.de app for it. But to get it, can be rather tricky as Vodafone geo-restricts availability in Play Store and iStore. Another way is on your personal account "mein Vodafone". Another easy way is to use their 'Tarif Manager' by calling 22044 (if it's not working +49 172 22044 from abroad). How to manage this CallYa SIM I wrote down in English some months ago in a special article on the Wiki: http://prepaid-data-sim-card.wikia.com/wiki/Euro7 If you have an Android device, you can download their app from there too, but it sticks always to German. So only recommended, if you understand some basic German. A €15 top-up is perfect to have this plan running for 28 days. You can do it on their website for a €0.50 fee using an internatl. credit card or by buying a voucher in Germany available all over. But better be sure that your SIM hasn't been suspended in the meantime. Most German SIM cards are switched off, if they haven't been used for 1 year or more. Last edited by wolfbln; 17-08-2016 at 10:14..