Germany and France

wco81 · 22-06-2007, 17:48

Are Simyo and Blau more widely available than the Aldi Talk SIMs?

Any chance of finding Simyo or Blau at TXL? Main advantage would be if I needed to dial the place where I'm staying.

OK, so a lot of European numbers have full country codes and the city area code.

So if I buy a SIM in that country, I should just be able to dial the number after the country and area or city code right?

Is there a harm in dialing the full number with the +49 (which is for Germany)? Will it make the prepaid SIM think it's doing international roaming?

Also, when can you omit the leading zero in the country or city code and when must you include it? Or is it better to include it all the time?

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wco81 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 304 Join Date: 17 Jun 2007 Country:	22-06-2007, 17:48 Are Simyo and Blau more widely available than the Aldi Talk SIMs? Any chance of finding Simyo or Blau at TXL? Main advantage would be if I needed to dial the place where I'm staying. OK, so a lot of European numbers have full country codes and the city area code. So if I buy a SIM in that country, I should just be able to dial the number after the country and area or city code right? Is there a harm in dialing the full number with the +49 (which is for Germany)? Will it make the prepaid SIM think it's doing international roaming? Also, when can you omit the leading zero in the country or city code and when must you include it? Or is it better to include it all the time?