Israel GPRS rates

wolfbln · 18-02-2016, 08:38

Well, the change from Orange to Partner was expected. One can argue, if their new logo is such a major coup and eyecatcher. Is turquoise now the new orange in Israel?

I can hardly imagine that they will not offer a prepaid SIM card as one of the three historical providers in the country. Are Orange's Big Talk SIMs not sold anymore? May be recolored?

I mean does everyone (without any credit check or verified residency) get at postpaid contract in Israel in these days? Except of visitors, there are migrant workers and lot of other people who may be interested in having cellular coverage in the country. Not to mention some neighbors who still don't have 3G in their territories and are using Israeli providers instead. I can't hardly imagine that they mean no business for the providers.

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wolfbln (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 206 Join Date: 14 Jul 2014 Country:	18-02-2016, 08:38 Well, the change from Orange to Partner was expected. One can argue, if their new logo is such a major coup and eyecatcher. Is turquoise now the new orange in Israel? I can hardly imagine that they will not offer a prepaid SIM card as one of the three historical providers in the country. Are Orange's Big Talk SIMs not sold anymore? May be recolored? I mean does everyone (without any credit check or verified residency) get at postpaid contract in Israel in these days? Except of visitors, there are migrant workers and lot of other people who may be interested in having cellular coverage in the country. Not to mention some neighbors who still don't have 3G in their territories and are using Israeli providers instead. I can't hardly imagine that they mean no business for the providers.