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Effendi · 05-10-2007, 08:22

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Originally Posted by synopsis

I just got off the phone with someone at CallBlue as i wanted to find out where they stand and if they are affiliated with Callkey in anyway. Apparantly they are not and are still offering a UK mobile number.
According to the post by MATHA531, UM+ is the only one still standing offering +44 numbers, soooo is CallBlue also a network??

Callblue is using +44 Jersey numbers, they wrote my by e-mail with the details of their GSM-EURO offer, which you can find here:
http://www.prepaidgsm.net/en/int/callblue.html

VladS · 05-10-2007, 14:24

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Originally Posted by Effendi

Callblue is using +44 Jersey numbers, they wrote my by e-mail with the details of their GSM-EURO offer, which you can find here:
http://www.prepaidgsm.net/en/int/callblue.html

Nothing seems to have changed at Callblue since they came back online... Existing Callblue customers have to top-up $50 to be allowed to switch to the GSM EURO plan.

synopsis · 05-10-2007, 15:49

I just looked at the website, no mention of a new tariff. I was reading some old threads when callblue went down, it seems that they did replace all the old SIMS with new ones with credit. Vlad..where did you see the $50 change fee to euro?

VladS · 05-10-2007, 15:58

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Originally Posted by synopsis

I just looked at the website, no mention of a new tariff. I was reading some old threads when callblue went down, it seems that they did replace all the old SIMS with new ones with credit. Vlad..where did you see the $50 change fee to euro?

It's not a fee, but a requirement to add another $50 in credit to my account.

I opened a ticket earlier today to get my card switched over.

synopsis · **i guess i spoke too soon :) -** 05-10-2007, 16:19

just went back to their website, and the home page seems to be completely changed

Just read the new offer:

CallBlue GSM Euro SIM
The CallBlue GSM Euro SIM is your first step towards using CallBlue services in Europe! Packed in this stylish box is a CallBlue GSM SIM Card, Instruction Manual and a Quick Reference guide. The EURO SIM comes with £15 worth of credit providing you with 60-minutes of calls worldwide.
Price: £24.99

Not bad..i guess...definitely helps me on my trip to rome next week!!

hawkdeira · 05-10-2007, 16:46

Callblue: Seems a good deal all round. +44 Jersey number. Free incoming in Europe. 25 pence a minute to any destination!

Cherry: they still say they don't know who their new provider will be, except that it won't be a Manx number but it will be a +44 number. But if they don't know who their new provider is, how can they put up tariffs on their website . . . ? (-:

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synopsis (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 12 Join Date: 02 Oct 2007 Country:	05-10-2007, 15:49 I just looked at the website, no mention of a new tariff. I was reading some old threads when callblue went down, it seems that they did replace all the old SIMS with new ones with credit. Vlad..where did you see the $50 change fee to euro?

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synopsis (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 12 Join Date: 02 Oct 2007 Country:	i guess i spoke too soon :) - 05-10-2007, 16:19 just went back to their website, and the home page seems to be completely changed Just read the new offer: CallBlue GSM Euro SIM The CallBlue GSM Euro SIM is your first step towards using CallBlue services in Europe! Packed in this stylish box is a CallBlue GSM SIM Card, Instruction Manual and a Quick Reference guide. The EURO SIM comes with £15 worth of credit providing you with 60-minutes of calls worldwide. Price: £24.99 Not bad..i guess...definitely helps me on my trip to rome next week!!

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hawkdeira (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 56 Join Date: 13 Jun 2005 Country:	05-10-2007, 16:46 Callblue: Seems a good deal all round. +44 Jersey number. Free incoming in Europe. 25 pence a minute to any destination! Cherry: they still say they don't know who their new provider will be, except that it won't be a Manx number but it will be a +44 number. But if they don't know who their new provider is, how can they put up tariffs on their website . . . ? (-: