need service in France but English language support

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