Olympics In Italy: Best Prepaid?

Effendi · 16-01-2006, 23:47

Ehm, Ed, what are the 25-Euro cards with 26 Euros of credit? I fear you didn't get the point... the 25 euro cards have 20 euro of credit. And with Vodafone you always pay 5 euros of "tax" for each refill (and with the smaller ones it's even worse).

1800MHz is much better in cities and expecially during big events with lots of people, like the Olympic games (and all 3 operators use 1800 in cities, anyway, of course Wind more than the other 2).

Feel free to buy what you prefer, but in my humble opinion, Vodafone is probabily the worst choice.

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Effendi (Offline) The great Dictator! Prepaid Prophet Posts: 2,487 Join Date: 13 Jan 2004 Location: Trieste/Trst Country:	16-01-2006, 23:47 Ehm, Ed, what are the 25-Euro cards with 26 Euros of credit? I fear you didn't get the point... the 25 euro cards have 20 euro of credit. And with Vodafone you always pay 5 euros of "tax" for each refill (and with the smaller ones it's even worse). 1800MHz is much better in cities and expecially during big events with lots of people, like the Olympic games (and all 3 operators use 1800 in cities, anyway, of course Wind more than the other 2). Feel free to buy what you prefer, but in my humble opinion, Vodafone is probabily the worst choice. Working Prepaids: IT: Wind, Vodafone IT, UNO Mobile; SM: Prima; UK: 3, Virgin; INT: TravelSIM, Truphone. Deceased Prepaids: CZ: Oskar, Eurotel; SK: Orange; DE: E-Plus, Aldi, Simyo; GE: Geocell; AM: Armentel; PL: Heyah, Plus; LT: Tele2; LV: Amigo; EE: Elisa; UA: Kyivstar; NZ: Vodafone; INT: UM, UM+, ICQSim. GSM/3G Phones: Nokia Lumia 630 dual sim