Maxroam (aka Roam4Free V2)

andy · 27-09-2007, 12:32

It's a pity that the company's marketing is still rather hyperbolic and seems unable to resist sly and untruthful digs at its competitors, such as

MAXroam is €29.99 (includes €5 initial calling credit). Most comparable products are 2 or 3 times more expensive!

Typical sales prices of other SIM products we've seen are €20 to €50, many with more credit included.

And most of the incoming call divert charges are just above or below roaming with the new Eurotariff. The hype was about call charges in single figures, even free, but it doesn't seem to have stepped ahead of products we've already seen. Perhaps they intend to add a VoIP and wi-fi capability ...

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andy (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Prophet Posts: 2,128 Join Date: 10 Dec 2004 Country:	27-09-2007, 12:32 It's a pity that the company's marketing is still rather hyperbolic and seems unable to resist sly and untruthful digs at its competitors, such as MAXroam is €29.99 (includes €5 initial calling credit). Most comparable products are 2 or 3 times more expensive! Typical sales prices of other SIM products we've seen are €20 to €50, many with more credit included. And most of the incoming call divert charges are just above or below roaming with the new Eurotariff. The hype was about call charges in single figures, even free, but it doesn't seem to have stepped ahead of products we've already seen. Perhaps they intend to add a VoIP and wi-fi capability ...