Hoptel+378 a new international sim card

RTuesday · 30-01-2011, 23:56

Free incoming in the US is unique (and probably not sustainable).

Like all these companies though it's hard to know how much is a genuine offer, and how much is an error on the website.

Free incoming in Mexico is also very interesting. I don't think there's been any other non-Mexican card with free incoming in Mexico since the days of O9 Iceland.

And the website does seem to be still under construction (English mostly missing, shop missing) so they might change anything before (and after...) they actually launch.

Rates to San Marino mobile look good (currently!) from many carriers, such as under US 4c/min from Callcentric, Callwithus, EU 3c/min or less from most Betamax clones (Localphone though is 25c/min).
Rob

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RTuesday (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 344 Join Date: 28 Mar 2005 Location: See flag Country:	30-01-2011, 23:56 Free incoming in the US is unique (and probably not sustainable). Like all these companies though it's hard to know how much is a genuine offer, and how much is an error on the website. Free incoming in Mexico is also very interesting. I don't think there's been any other non-Mexican card with free incoming in Mexico since the days of O9 Iceland. And the website does seem to be still under construction (English mostly missing, shop missing) so they might change anything before (and after...) they actually launch. Rates to San Marino mobile look good (currently!) from many carriers, such as under US 4c/min from Callcentric, Callwithus, EU 3c/min or less from most Betamax clones (Localphone though is 25c/min). Rob Sims: Telcel MX, T-Mobile US, Virgin Mobile UK, Orange UK, Knowroaming Voip: Localphone UK, Anveo US, Google Voice Last edited by RTuesday; 31-01-2011 at 00:04.. Reason: Added rates to San Marino mobiles