Cheap prepaid Internet for short stay in Germany? [merged]

siskiou · 12-04-2009, 01:30

I think the Tchibo stick is the easiest option (unless you already have a UMTS card that's not simlocked), but if you need coverage outside large cities, it might not always get you connected.

I was okay at my parents' house, but not at my friend's (and she lives fairly close to Koeln). Out in the country=forget it with o2!

	(#10)
siskiou (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 28 Join Date: 23 Feb 2009 Country:	12-04-2009, 01:30 I think the Tchibo stick is the easiest option (unless you already have a UMTS card that's not simlocked), but if you need coverage outside large cities, it might not always get you connected. I was okay at my parents' house, but not at my friend's (and she lives fairly close to Koeln). Out in the country=forget it with o2!