Greece HSPA (prepaid and postpaid offers)

dario · **prepaid or contract? -** 02-09-2009, 13:40

Dear Sirs,

I thank you for this opportunity.

For my temporaneous permanence in Greece, I would use this offer:

WIND ADSM CLOCK
WIND HELLAS
100 hours = 30 euro

However I have not understood if I can use this offer with a prepaid card without contract, month for month, without to be compelled to acquire a netbook, usbkey or other product.

I would connect to Internet only through my mobile phone and notebooke.

mCould you help me to understand that?

Many thanks in advance,

Dario

Evan · 21-09-2009, 12:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by dario

Dear Sirs,

I thank you for this opportunity.

For my temporaneous permanence in Greece, I would use this offer:

WIND ADSM CLOCK
WIND HELLAS
100 hours = 30 euro

However I have not understood if I can use this offer with a prepaid card without contract, month for month, without to be compelled to acquire a netbook, usbkey or other product.

I would connect to Internet only through my mobile phone and notebooke.

mCould you help me to understand that?

Many thanks in advance,

Dario

Hi Dario, no this plan is only for postpaid customers with a contract, as you can see on the link you've posted.

The only possible prepaid plans of all 3 Greek mobile operators, are those written on my previous post, 3-4 posts before yours.

DaveRo · 07-10-2009, 21:03

I'm back in the UK and have updated my page about using Cosmote My View’n'Web here:

Greek Internet Weather Yacht Vigdis

All comments and corrections welcome. Use the 'contact' email address on the blog or PM me here (or on YBW - same username).

I think that some people will be put off using this service because I do not describe how to use it under Windows, or with an HSPA modem - a 'dongle'. If anyone who has done so feels like writing and maintaining a page on how to tether and configure it with Windows (XP, Vista, 7) I'd be happy to refer to or include it - though personally I would hesitate to connect Windows to the internet on such a limited-data-volume service: it's hard to prevent programs updating over the internet.

nomad · **Experiences with WIND prepay internet in summer 2009 -** 16-10-2009, 20:52

Here are my experiences with WIND prepay internet in Greece during the summer of 2009.

Internet everywhere in Greece with a laptop

kalico · **Newbie question -** 19-05-2010, 00:59

Please forgive me jumping in, but I'd just like a simple steer.

I've got a Cosmote CosmoKarte with is pre-paid PAYG. Had it a few years now.

What is my best option for data this summer? Not massive use, just e-mail and browsing.

I'll be going sailing in the Ionian (around Preveza, Lefkas etc) for 3 lots of 2 weeks.

Is there something I can add to the Cosmote SIM I already have? Or should I look to get a new PAYG sim just for data?

I don't need a 3G dongle - it's built into my lappie.

Thanks for any pointers.

DaveRo · 20-05-2010, 05:54

Have you taken a look at Evan's recent summary - a couple of pages back on this thread?

There is a link to my blog on using Cosmote My View’n'Web, but I don't claim that it's the best option for you - it's complex to set up and limited in use - but it's almost certainly the cheapest.

I have used both Cosmote and Wind when sailing and Cosmote has better coverage in thinly-populated places. I don't know how Vodafone compares.

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dario (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 1 Join Date: 02 Sep 2009 Country:	prepaid or contract? - 02-09-2009, 13:40 Dear Sirs, I thank you for this opportunity. For my temporaneous permanence in Greece, I would use this offer: WIND ADSM CLOCK WIND HELLAS 100 hours = 30 euro However I have not understood if I can use this offer with a prepaid card without contract, month for month, without to be compelled to acquire a netbook, usbkey or other product. I would connect to Internet only through my mobile phone and notebooke. mCould you help me to understand that? Many thanks in advance, Dario

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DaveRo (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 153 Join Date: 07 Jul 2006 Country:	07-10-2009, 21:03 I'm back in the UK and have updated my page about using Cosmote My View’n'Web here: Greek Internet Weather Yacht Vigdis All comments and corrections welcome. Use the 'contact' email address on the blog or PM me here (or on YBW - same username). I think that some people will be put off using this service because I do not describe how to use it under Windows, or with an HSPA modem - a 'dongle'. If anyone who has done so feels like writing and maintaining a page on how to tether and configure it with Windows (XP, Vista, 7) I'd be happy to refer to or include it - though personally I would hesitate to connect Windows to the internet on such a limited-data-volume service: it's hard to prevent programs updating over the internet.

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nomad (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 3 Join Date: 16 Oct 2009 Location: Asia & The Middle-East Country:	Experiences with WIND prepay internet in summer 2009 - 16-10-2009, 20:52 Here are my experiences with WIND prepay internet in Greece during the summer of 2009. Internet everywhere in Greece with a laptop Cheers! Nomad ---------------------------- Overland by 4x4 truck in Asia and the Middle-East

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kalico (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 5 Join Date: 19 May 2010 Country:	Newbie question - 19-05-2010, 00:59 Please forgive me jumping in, but I'd just like a simple steer. I've got a Cosmote CosmoKarte with is pre-paid PAYG. Had it a few years now. What is my best option for data this summer? Not massive use, just e-mail and browsing. I'll be going sailing in the Ionian (around Preveza, Lefkas etc) for 3 lots of 2 weeks. Is there something I can add to the Cosmote SIM I already have? Or should I look to get a new PAYG sim just for data? I don't need a 3G dongle - it's built into my lappie. Thanks for any pointers.

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DaveRo (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 153 Join Date: 07 Jul 2006 Country:	20-05-2010, 05:54 Have you taken a look at Evan's recent summary - a couple of pages back on this thread? There is a link to my blog on using Cosmote My View’n'Web, but I don't claim that it's the best option for you - it's complex to set up and limited in use - but it's almost certainly the cheapest. I have used both Cosmote and Wind when sailing and Cosmote has better coverage in thinly-populated places. I don't know how Vodafone compares.