need service in France but English language support

halteach · 27-04-2007, 00:20

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Originally Posted by MATHA531

...in most countries I have prepaid sims in, the voice menus can be set to English (Vodafone IE, Vodafone UK, Vodafone DE, Vodafone NL, Vodafone IT...) no surprise about the first two and the rest seem to have something in common but I can't figure what.

Okay. English voice menus would be sufficient. What about Vodafone France?

Hal

Motel75 · 27-04-2007, 09:52

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Originally Posted by halteach

What about Vodafone France?

Hal

Write a letter to Vivendi, politely suggesting that the glorified shell company sell its 56% share of SFR to Vodafone. Then there will be a Vodafone France.

DaveRo · 27-04-2007, 14:32

In case you don't find a French prepaid with English voice prompts here is the guide to mobicarte (see other thread).
http://sites.orange.fr/ge/content/pd...e_06_07_06.pdf (PDF)

Of the 56 pages one, (p45) is in English. But it's enough to get it working.

I'm not recommending mobicarte - it's just the only one I've looked at in any detail. The card and the credits are widely available - certainly, I should think, in somewhere like Nice. As said elsewhere, your daughter will need a French address - such as a hotel.

If she needs to activate an option, which usually needs a call to the helpdesk, I suggest she gets a French-speaker to do it for her.

Other SIMs may have better rates to the US or whatever you need.

Dave

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DaveRo (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 153 Join Date: 07 Jul 2006 Country:	27-04-2007, 14:32 In case you don't find a French prepaid with English voice prompts here is the guide to mobicarte (see other thread). http://sites.orange.fr/ge/content/pd...e_06_07_06.pdf (PDF) Of the 56 pages one, (p45) is in English. But it's enough to get it working. I'm not recommending mobicarte - it's just the only one I've looked at in any detail. The card and the credits are widely available - certainly, I should think, in somewhere like Nice. As said elsewhere, your daughter will need a French address - such as a hotel. If she needs to activate an option, which usually needs a call to the helpdesk, I suggest she gets a French-speaker to do it for her. Other SIMs may have better rates to the US or whatever you need. Dave