Paytoo mobile Sim Card

[YackieMobile]

Originally Posted by petkow

Can this be answered? From the two links I posted I see this:

Fees PAYTOO MasterCard® Prepaid card
Monthly Administrative Fee € 2.95

MasterCard Terms and Agreements
Monthly Administrative Fee Free

So which one is it?

this one Fees PAYTOO MasterCard® Prepaid card
Monthly Administrative Fee € 2.95

Sorry , was a typing mistake, thank you for your survey

[YackieMobile]

Originally Posted by 123456

@YackieMobile: And the price of the SIM card is?

We dont sell directly the yackiemobile SIM card ( telecom services only ), we let our distributors or white label partner do it themself

We do sell the Paytoo Mobile SIM card online or also through our distributors and partners.....

We sell online for 29,95 EURO or USD with the same value of air time credit

[bbob]

I just registered for my exchange card.

Looking at the website I am not really impressed by the offer.

Voip rates are not competitive. I am using voicetrading and rates are much lower.

Seems like the phone does not have a fixed number you can call only a coutnriy did number that connects to the phone or a special number to sms. This reminds me of the israeli numbers they were using before. You have to give a number for calling and anther for sending sms, yackie correct me if I am wrong.

Incoming call cost to major eu countries is 0.21 euro per minute. This is not competivite. Eu has sent maximum roaming rates for EU operators and those rates are not much higher. Outgoing call rates are lower than the maximum EU set rates.
No free or low incoing roaming charges here.

Many will not be interested in the pay/money part of the yackie solution as this is a forum about mobiles.

Doesn't look like a card I am going to use frequent in the near future but will test it.

[ygeffens]

Originally Posted by bbob

I just registered for my exchange card.

Hi Bob,

Where did you find the page to apply for the exchange card (I assume to trade in your former Yackie card) ?

I'm sure I'm missing it. (need glasses)

Thanks
Yves

[Bossman]

BBob, while I do not have the replacement sim yet, the email they sent made it seem like a DID is not a must. The email said the sim comes with a Belgium number and that one can rent a DID if wanted.

[prion]

Originally Posted by ygeffens

Hi Bob,

Where did you find the page to apply for the exchange card (I assume to trade in your former Yackie card) ?

I'm sure I'm missing it. (need glasses)

Thanks
Yves

I think he means he sent an email to them

[YackieMobile]

Originally Posted by Bossman

BBob, while I do not have the replacement sim yet, the email they sent made it seem like a DID is not a must. The email said the sim comes with a Belgium number and that one can rent a DID if wanted.

The SIM have a native Netherland number, not a belgium.....so incoming call, sms are usable with this number + 31 6......

And you can link any DID you want if needed......

regards

[YackieMobile]

Originally Posted by bbob

Seems like the phone does not have a fixed number you can call only a coutnriy did number that connects to the phone or a special number to sms. This reminds me of the israeli numbers they were using before. You have to give a number for calling and anther for sending sms, yackie correct me if I am wrong.

The card have a native number from netherland, usable for incoming call and SMS, it's also the showed caller ID for outgoing call

regards

ps) this forum is for mobile, correct, but half of the word is unbanked and 5 billions users have a GSM, and today remittance, mobile payments, mobile money transferts is the Future.....

[Bossman]

That's right. My mistake.

Originally Posted by YackieMobile

The SIM have a native Netherland number, not a belgium.....so incoming call, sms are usable with this number + 31 6......

And you can link any DID you want if needed......

regards

[bbob]

Originally Posted by YackieMobile

The card have a native number from netherland, usable for incoming call and SMS, it's also the showed caller ID for outgoing call

regards

ps) this forum is for mobile, correct, but half of the word is unbanked and 5 billions users have a GSM, and today remittance, mobile payments, mobile money transferts is the Future.....

Thanks for the info.

Next question.

What about incoming call cost. When someone calls the dutch +31 phone number will there be free roaming ?
I understand that when someone calls a did number this has to be forwarded to the dutch number and will cost extra.

Can you comment on this ?