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![]() Well, I canīt add pictures properly
![]() Here you have some photos of vodafone brochure regarding prepaid cards: 1. This is for tourists with 900 Mb + 60 min nat/int. calls or 1,5 Gb Data https://www.dropbox.com/s/qo1b7rgv58dohvl/vf00.jpg?dl=0 2. This is the same as the 1,5Gb Data and all allows you to buy a mifi https://www.dropbox.com/s/4qfr5t2l8kwknmg/vf01.jpg?dl=0 Valid for 3 months 3. Classis VF YU already mentioned https://www.dropbox.com/s/ktgajt6d4ag0f2h/vf02.jpg?dl=0 4. The tariff without monthly charges when you go back home. https://www.dropbox.com/s/yd1pi3o12y3gqhd/vf03.jpg?dl=0 Regards |
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![]() Unfortunately Vodafone's site is not coded by the proverbial code monkeys but by what seem to be real monkeys.
Look what it says now about my expiration date (and I was happy they included this vital info, and it was working): Fecha de caducidad: 20/07/1975 And no, the card isn't expired. |
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be careful, at least one card with expiry date 1975 has been cancelled (That I'm aware of). In theory those cards should be cancelled shortly. Vodafone ES has changed expiry dates and you must top up at least once every 6 months (+1 month to receive calls). You should also call/text/use data at least one every 3 months, otherwise VF will be applying minimum charge (around 0,50 euros every 3 months in case of non-consumption) Regards |
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![]() Yes, the card was canceled. Maybe for the best, as I don't know when I'll get there next time. Many thanks for the info!
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