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a-mac · 19-07-2009, 23:01

Are the details on this website current?

Italy - TIM - Prepaid Wireless Internet Access
Italy - Wind - Prepaid Wireless Internet Access

Which is best for Sardinia?

Can the pre-paid SIMS be used in a dongle (internet key), or are they for mobile phones?

TIM: I think the Maxxi Alice 30 (30 Hours for 15 €) will be enough as I'm only in Sardinia for 7 days. So I read this as 30 hours of internet with unlimited MBs. Is that right?

If not that one, then Maxxi Alice Day: Max 90 minutes at one day, counting 15 minutes, 3€, which I understand to mean 90 mins a day for 3€ but it's not clear on the how-to of top-ups.

Also when, for example, it says you activate by texting PRO MAXXIALICE30 to 4916. Can the text be sent from any mobile phone or does it have to be a phone with the TIM sim in it? Sorry if that's a dumb question, but I'm just wondering how it works.

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a-mac (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 14 Join Date: 03 Jun 2009 Country:	19-07-2009, 23:01 Are the details on this website current? Italy - TIM - Prepaid Wireless Internet Access Italy - Wind - Prepaid Wireless Internet Access Which is best for Sardinia? Can the pre-paid SIMS be used in a dongle (internet key), or are they for mobile phones? TIM: I think the Maxxi Alice 30 (30 Hours for 15 €) will be enough as I'm only in Sardinia for 7 days. So I read this as 30 hours of internet with unlimited MBs. Is that right? If not that one, then Maxxi Alice Day: Max 90 minutes at one day, counting 15 minutes, 3€, which I understand to mean 90 mins a day for 3€ but it's not clear on the how-to of top-ups. Also when, for example, it says you activate by texting PRO MAXXIALICE30 to 4916. Can the text be sent from any mobile phone or does it have to be a phone with the TIM sim in it? Sorry if that's a dumb question, but I'm just wondering how it works.