Tim Card from eBay? or purchase in Italy

msjfb · 16-10-2007, 15:58

I have experience with TIM: you can set all voicemail prompts and menus to English. However, in 3-4 attempts over a couple of trips, I have NOT been able to speak with an English speaking operator (dial 119). I had to make do with my very basic Italian. In large cities, you will probably find an English speaking person in a TIM shop if you need assistance.

Frank

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msjfb (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 39 Join Date: 13 Oct 2004 Location: Quebec City Country:	16-10-2007, 15:58 I have experience with TIM: you can set all voicemail prompts and menus to English. However, in 3-4 attempts over a couple of trips, I have NOT been able to speak with an English speaking operator (dial 119). I had to make do with my very basic Italian. In large cities, you will probably find an English speaking person in a TIM shop if you need assistance. Frank