Anyone get a new Yackie Sim?

bbob · 29-05-2007, 12:28

Take from the link to their service manual.

"Our SIM Cards have a fixed service life of ten month. However, they can be extended
for an additional year, by paying a renewal fee."

"Receiving a call, anytime ( on the UK number )** FREE

** You will have for yourincoming call and your outgoing call a local surtaxe in this Countries due to the RPP rules, see bellow the surtaxe fees"

It does not state if the incomming UK numer is a mobile number or a fixed number.

In the past yackie offered the option to have a fixed number in several places in the world and this would ring on your mobile. This would although not be for free and on there site I can't see this option or cost anymore.

All in all the question is how long will these sims last this time. It does not seem a reliable solution to me.

For this reason I have setup my own system, including call-back and incoming fixed lines. This is a better and cheaper solution.

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	29-05-2007, 12:28 Take from the link to their service manual. "Our SIM Cards have a fixed service life of ten month. However, they can be extended for an additional year, by paying a renewal fee." "Receiving a call, anytime ( on the UK number ) FREE You will have for yourincoming call and your outgoing call a local surtaxe in this Countries due to the RPP rules, see bellow the surtaxe fees" It does not state if the incomming UK numer is a mobile number or a fixed number. In the past yackie offered the option to have a fixed number in several places in the world and this would ring on your mobile. This would although not be for free and on there site I can't see this option or cost anymore. All in all the question is how long will these sims last this time. It does not seem a reliable solution to me. For this reason I have setup my own system, including call-back and incoming fixed lines. This is a better and cheaper solution.