German Mvno's - Page 5

Effendi · 28-05-2007, 14:37

A friend of mine on O2 DE postpaid has a longer number too...

dg7feq · 28-05-2007, 16:09

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Originally Posted by andy

I got Sunsim, and I notice that the number is one digit longer than usual - 0157020xxxxx vs my Vodafone 0173822xxxx

I'm wondering if this is why there is some difficulty reaching it from some providers, who may have a dialplan that does not allow for this

Do other e-plus and their mnvo SIMs have these longer numbers, or is this something gradually being introduced across all German networks?

This shouldn't matter too much for me if I only dial out via the Voipcheap callthrough access number, but I wonder what will happen if I attempt Voipcheap sms callback

the 4 digits prefixes are full.
they start now with 5 digits - e.g. 01520 for Vodafone, 01577 for e-plus and 01570 for vistream...

Chris

Motel75 · 28-05-2007, 21:29

Any idea why they never reassigned the C-Netz prefix (0161)?

Gryphone · 06-06-2007, 07:45

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Originally Posted by andy

I'm wondering if this is why there is some difficulty reaching it from some providers, who may have a dialplan that does not allow for this

I haven't heard of any troubles reaching these 13-digit numbers yet, however the +49-157 prefix is pretty new, when it was introduced there was some trouble reaching it with some providers, these problems should have been solved by now though.

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Do other e-plus and their mnvo SIMs have these longer numbers, or is this something gradually being introduced across all German networks?

E-Plus was the last operator to introduce 13-digit numbers, T-Mobile and D2 already used them since 2001, O2 has had them since 2003.
However you can still get a 12-digit number, especially when you sign up for a contract you'll probably get one and even with most prepaid cards there's a chance of getting one.

snaimon · **SIMYO Germany -** 15-11-2007, 00:44

They asked me to update my credit card as it is expiring. Sent them an email which they promptly answered with something RELATED but not specific to my question. Asked me to CALL for any followup. I did this morning. It seems there system will not take any US-based credit card. Funny, that is how I bought it in the first place 2 or 3 years ago and how I made several recharges. The customer care rep was going to check and email me back. Did not happen today. They only accept European-based credit cards.

Stan

dg7feq · 15-11-2007, 08:53

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Originally Posted by snaimon

They asked me to update my credit card as it is expiring. Sent them an email which they promptly answered with something RELATED but not specific to my question. Asked me to CALL for any followup. I did this morning. It seems there system will not take any US-based credit card. Funny, that is how I bought it in the first place 2 or 3 years ago and how I made several recharges. The customer care rep was going to check and email me back. Did not happen today. They only accept European-based credit cards.

Stan

The credit card billing system from eplus is crap. We can not recharge our company SIMYO-cards by credit card anymore either (we have about 100 pcs of them running). eplus has a global limit for each credit card number. If you are over this limit it will never accept this card anymore. We reached the limit (i think it was 2500 Euro) some months ago and now we do manual bank transfers for each card.

Chris

HowieB · 19-11-2007, 13:40

My suggestion is to go for Blau. They have the best rate to call abroad (USA for 9 cent/min)

dg7feq · 19-11-2007, 14:47

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Originally Posted by HowieB

My suggestion is to go for Blau. They have the best rate to call abroad (USA for 9 cent/min)

blauWORLD. big difference to blau.
you can also go for 01051mobile - they offer 5ct/min to 64 countries including USA (and without connection fee)

Chris

snaimon · **Thanks, but.... -** 19-11-2007, 19:04

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Originally Posted by HowieB

My suggestion is to go for Blau. They have the best rate to call abroad (USA for 9 cent/min)

Thanks, but.... I have a balance of > 12 euros and the sunk cost of the starter set. Not interested in changing just yet. SIM can be used for national (German) calls and 800 (toll free) access for using up my sunk costs on prepaid cards.

Stan

VladS · 20-11-2007, 16:17

Do any retail outlets in Germany sell Sunsim or Solomo SIM packs and top-up vouchers?

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Effendi (Offline) The great Dictator! Prepaid Prophet Posts: 2,487 Join Date: 13 Jan 2004 Location: Trieste/Trst Country:	28-05-2007, 14:37 A friend of mine on O2 DE postpaid has a longer number too... 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

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Motel75 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Pioneer Posts: 573 Join Date: 15 Jun 2006 Location: Berlin Country:	28-05-2007, 21:29 Any idea why they never reassigned the C-Netz prefix (0161)? Current DE: Vodafone, Netzklub; PL: Klucz, Virgin; UK: Giffgaff, Vodafone; US: T-Mobile; CA: 7-Eleven; IT: Vodafone; UA: Kyivstar; FR: Bouygues; GR: Vodafone Former DE: Vodafone, T-Mobile, O2, Blauworld, 01051mobile, Solomo, Lycamobile, Simyo, Congstar, Fonic, Edeka Mobile, Lidl Mobile; PL: Heyah, Era, Virgin, Sami Swoi, Orange, POP, iPlus, Carrefour Mova, Telepin Mobi, Play, Lycamobile, T-Mobile; UK: Vodafone, T-Mobile, Virgin; US: T-Mobile, AT&T, Lycamobile; CZ: Vodafone, Oskar; ES: Lebara; GR: Vodafone, Wind; UA: Vodafone; IL: Orange; TR: Turkcell

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snaimon (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 898 Join Date: 17 Mar 2004 Location: Richmond, VA USA Country:	SIMYO Germany - 15-11-2007, 00:44 They asked me to update my credit card as it is expiring. Sent them an email which they promptly answered with something RELATED but not specific to my question. Asked me to CALL for any followup. I did this morning. It seems there system will not take any US-based credit card. Funny, that is how I bought it in the first place 2 or 3 years ago and how I made several recharges. The customer care rep was going to check and email me back. Did not happen today. They only accept European-based credit cards. Stan Phones: DASH V3 (3) Service: US T-MO post paid (2) - US T-MO prepaid (2) - UM+ - TravelSIM DE SIMYO - DE SUNSIM T-Mobile DE Calling Cards: Onesuite Enjoyprepaid AT&T MCI Mobivox

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HowieB (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 11 Join Date: 19 Nov 2007 Country:	19-11-2007, 13:40 My suggestion is to go for Blau. They have the best rate to call abroad (USA for 9 cent/min)

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VladS (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Pioneer Posts: 590 Join Date: 22 Jun 2004 Country:	20-11-2007, 16:17 Do any retail outlets in Germany sell Sunsim or Solomo SIM packs and top-up vouchers? VladS Mobile phones: iPhone 5, Blackberry 9900, Nexus S, Samsung S3322 duos Mobile data cards: Huawei E587u-5, Huawei E583c, Huawei E160 Postpaid SIMs: CA: Fido, Wind; INTL: Telna Prepaid SIMs: DE: Fonic, Lidl; AT: yesss!, bob; UK: O2; US: AT&T; RO: Orange, Vodafone; FR: b&you, Lycamobile; NL: Lycamobile; BE: Lycamobile, Jim Mobile; CL: Entel; MX: Telcel; INTL: eKit Blue, eKit Yellow Dead SIMs: too many to list