Maxroam (aka Roam4Free V2)

plunderisley · 27-09-2007, 15:03

Too bad incoming in EU countries are not free.

andy · 27-09-2007, 17:32

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Originally Posted by plunderisley

Too bad incoming in EU countries are not free.

Well, don't forget that this is inclusive of call forwarding from a landline DID, so that's hardly to be expected. Effectively, it's reversing the caller pays theme, but someone still has to.

Of course, other SIMs at least give you the chance to set up a cheaper route for yourself, if you can find one.

Przemolog · 27-09-2007, 21:51

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Originally Posted by andy

Well, don't forget that this is inclusive of call forwarding from a landline DID, so that's hardly to be expected. Effectively, it's reversing the caller pays theme, but someone still has to.

Of course, other SIMs at least give you the chance to set up a cheaper route for yourself, if you can find one.

Hmmm, I think that adding landline DIDs to the international SIM isn't a bad idea especially for RPP-obsessed US customers

. However, I also think that the best solution is to join the CPP and RPP billing in one SIM with a mobile CPP number and free incoming calls in plenty countries and DID(s) forwarded to that number. Globalsim.de (business tariff) and Yackie version with Manx SIMs (and 09 too?) are the examples.

Maxroam seems to be landline-only numbered SIM like VoiceSIM or Yackie with Israeli SIMs. Personally, I don't suppose it will be a good deal at least when to compare with eurotariff, as Andy has already mentioned.

BTW, what is a mobile number for Maxroam SMSing? An Irish one?

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plunderisley (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 34 Join Date: 03 Sep 2007 Country:	27-09-2007, 15:03 Too bad incoming in EU countries are not free.