Bluefire Wireless - a Manx SIM in transition?

Murch · **Roaming in India -** 24-01-2008, 21:19

The first experience with Bluefirewireless in India is:

In four days the SIM card did not log onto any local network. Lucky I had my local Airtel prepaid and could do my calls as usual.
I requested support through Email and received an answer within 6 hours. Very positive impression. After replying with a contact telephone number I waited for a call through the service. Until today nobody called me back...

Next week I will stay three days in Barcelone area and in the second week of February I will test the service in Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. Let's see...

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Murch (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 16 Join Date: 12 Dec 2007 Location: Saxony Country:	Roaming in India - 24-01-2008, 21:19 The first experience with Bluefirewireless in India is: In four days the SIM card did not log onto any local network. Lucky I had my local Airtel prepaid and could do my calls as usual. I requested support through Email and received an answer within 6 hours. Very positive impression. After replying with a contact telephone number I waited for a call through the service. Until today nobody called me back... Next week I will stay three days in Barcelone area and in the second week of February I will test the service in Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. Let's see... T-Mobile • Fonic • Etisalat • Hala • Airtel Nokia 6230 / Nokia 6230i / Nokia 2610 / CECT MT6227 (Dual SIM) - awesome!