First MVNO in Israel

sperial · 06-12-2011, 18:27

1. Incoming calls and massages are free on all Israeli networks (CPP - calling party pays).
2. The data packages are, of course, 5 and 10 GB.
3. Technical details of the future "Five" MVNO have not yet been published. It was only disclosed that the company has agreements with both Pelephone and Orange. Anyway both companies have excellent coverage with Orange using only 2G in less populated areas (mostly in the south) and Pelephone using 3G 2100 in most populated areas but 3G 850 in some ares, which is not accessible with most European handsets.

moua · 06-12-2011, 19:40

Thanks, prices are great, but it look like we will have buch of MVNO, sometimes from company who are not in this business (shops, banks, etc...), it will be harder to choose.

AND BTW most recent 3G cellphones support 850Mhz UMTS, even if we don't use it that much in europe.

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sperial (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 74 Join Date: 22 Jun 2011 Country:	06-12-2011, 18:27 1. Incoming calls and massages are free on all Israeli networks (CPP - calling party pays). 2. The data packages are, of course, 5 and 10 GB. 3. Technical details of the future "Five" MVNO have not yet been published. It was only disclosed that the company has agreements with both Pelephone and Orange. Anyway both companies have excellent coverage with Orange using only 2G in less populated areas (mostly in the south) and Pelephone using 3G 2100 in most populated areas but 3G 850 in some ares, which is not accessible with most European handsets. Last edited by sperial; 06-12-2011 at 18:34..

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moua (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 41 Join Date: 17 Mar 2006 Location: Paris Country:	06-12-2011, 19:40 Thanks, prices are great, but it look like we will have buch of MVNO, sometimes from company who are not in this business (shops, banks, etc...), it will be harder to choose. AND BTW most recent 3G cellphones support 850Mhz UMTS, even if we don't use it that much in europe.