[Prima.sm] "I love +378", online the first UMTS network of San Marino

faquick · **Soon :) -** 07-08-2007, 08:38

well, it looks like they are going to start VERY soon

since a couple of days, Italian Vodafone customers are able to roam with Prima network. As of now, only postpaid are enabled to make a direct call (that will be billed as a national call like they are in their home network), while prepaid customers can receive for free

and Prima customers are now able to roam on vodafone IT network as well

hope the other italian carriers will come to similar agreements, but I have the feeling that TIM will be the last one...

they can only lose market share, customers, and precious roamers with SMT launch...

p.s. I changed my signature...

cali99boy · 08-08-2007, 15:47

anyone know for sure if calling San Marino mobile is the same as a San Marino landline? It would only cost around $0.02-0.03 USD (with phonecard) to call a SM mobile?? I must got it wrong lol

AndreA · 12-08-2007, 16:36

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Originally Posted by cali99boy

anyone know for sure if calling San Marino mobile is the same as a San Marino landline? It would only cost around $0.02-0.03 USD (with phonecard) to call a SM mobile?? I must got it wrong lol

You can test the correct tariffation calling the Customer Care: +378.66.00.6640

http://www.prima.sm/default.asp?id=317

cali99boy · 17-08-2007, 15:01

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Originally Posted by AndreA

You can test the correct tariffation calling the Customer Care: +378.66.00.6640

http://www.prima.sm/default.asp?id=317

do they speak English there? Its a long distance number so Im not sure if Im THAT curious to find out lol. But yea, I checked the prices from different services (skype, other voip, etc.) and they all say San Marino (land/mobile) is ~$0.036 USD/min. So will I be charged more than what is stated?

Do you guys already have the sim card? how much are people paying to call you? =p

AndreA · 20-08-2007, 10:12

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Originally Posted by cali99boy

do they speak English there?

I think so

Anyway you have a IVR before to speak with the customer service

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Do you guys already have the sim card? how much are people paying to call you? =p

I'm testing a Prima simcard... in Italy the situation is not so clear: actually only H3G has a national price, Vodafone and Tim are between a national and Zone1 call...

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faquick (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 170 Join Date: 07 Mar 2004 Location: Roma, Italy Country:	Soon :) - 07-08-2007, 08:38 well, it looks like they are going to start VERY soon since a couple of days, Italian Vodafone customers are able to roam with Prima network. As of now, only postpaid are enabled to make a direct call (that will be billed as a national call like they are in their home network), while prepaid customers can receive for free and Prima customers are now able to roam on vodafone IT network as well hope the other italian carriers will come to similar agreements, but I have the feeling that TIM will be the last one... they can only lose market share, customers, and precious roamers with SMT launch... p.s. I changed my signature... fab--- Name: Fabrizio Some of my prepaid SIM cards: United Mobile Plus + 3ITA + I WIND + TIM + vodafone IT + 3 UK + O2 UK + Prima My phones: HTC Desire + BlackBerry 9700

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cali99boy (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 12 Join Date: 30 Nov 2006 Country:	08-08-2007, 15:47 anyone know for sure if calling San Marino mobile is the same as a San Marino landline? It would only cost around $0.02-0.03 USD (with phonecard) to call a SM mobile?? I must got it wrong lol