Yackie Mobile and 09: troubles by email

Bossman · 26-06-2009, 19:41

This is all old stuff. As you can tell, their rate sheet still mentions +354 number.

All the other stuff can be reached when you log in and click on your numbers, then it tells you all thet blab about usage and rental costs for the number.

Again, yackie never updated their website from when their provider went down.

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Originally Posted by Stu

Where are the rules you guys are reading from?

FBlack_111 · 27-06-2009, 02:02

Bossman:

Thanks for clearing that up.
I once bought a prepaid long distance phone card from a U.S. provider that required only one call every 90 days to keep the card from expiring. Well I missed by two days once and they shut off the card and kept about $45 in credits. I called them and they wanted a high fee to reactivate the card but they said the credit was lost. So now I am more careful about watching when a SIM expires and how much of a credit I have.

Maybe that's part of the reason Yackie failed the first time.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	27-06-2009, 02:02 Bossman: Thanks for clearing that up. I once bought a prepaid long distance phone card from a U.S. provider that required only one call every 90 days to keep the card from expiring. Well I missed by two days once and they shut off the card and kept about $45 in credits. I called them and they wanted a high fee to reactivate the card but they said the credit was lost. So now I am more careful about watching when a SIM expires and how much of a credit I have. Maybe that's part of the reason Yackie failed the first time.