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Klaus Wegener · 07-08-2006, 15:11

Hello,

please be aware about the fact, that the prepaids which work on "e-plus" network (Simyo etc...) have a voice-mailbox, which cannot be disabled. For the prepaids working on T-Mobile and Vodafone, the voice-mailbox can be turned off. For me, I find it quite annoying if there's a voice-mailbox, that can't be disabled. I have to hurry answering the phone, as within 20 seconds, the voice-mailbox answers my call... And when the phone is turned of and someone tries t reach me, he or she has to pay, even I am not reachable. So my recommendation would be "D1 Xtra" or "Vodafone CallYa" if you mostly like to receive calls. If you want to do calls, then perhaps one of the e-plus prepaids like Simyo would be cheaper. Calling abroad with every German Prepaid-SIM is too expensive (like 1.99 Euro per minute), better to use Calling-Cards for this purpose.

Regards,
Klaus

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Klaus Wegener (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 28 Join Date: 18 Oct 2005 Country:	07-08-2006, 15:11 Hello, please be aware about the fact, that the prepaids which work on "e-plus" network (Simyo etc...) have a voice-mailbox, which cannot be disabled. For the prepaids working on T-Mobile and Vodafone, the voice-mailbox can be turned off. For me, I find it quite annoying if there's a voice-mailbox, that can't be disabled. I have to hurry answering the phone, as within 20 seconds, the voice-mailbox answers my call... And when the phone is turned of and someone tries t reach me, he or she has to pay, even I am not reachable. So my recommendation would be "D1 Xtra" or "Vodafone CallYa" if you mostly like to receive calls. If you want to do calls, then perhaps one of the e-plus prepaids like Simyo would be cheaper. Calling abroad with every German Prepaid-SIM is too expensive (like 1.99 Euro per minute), better to use Calling-Cards for this purpose. Regards, Klaus