Paytoo mobile Sim Card

[borjeg]

Originally Posted by PaytooMobile

Hi every one

Please use this Account for correspondance now

Have a great day

regards

So, do all old Yackie card owners get new Paytoo cards?

[VladS]

I have a strong feeling Paytoo is nothing but a rebranded Yackie, with the same mediocre customer service as before.

I called their US based customer service and have been told that my replacement card would be in the mail 'next week'. This was 6 months ago. Now they're telling me that I should receive an email to confirm the account details 'today'. That was two days ago... Today they're telling me I should get my email 'today or tomorrow'...

What a waste of time and money...

[borjeg]

I've got two emails saying that I have got a Paytoo account. And I've obviously got a Belgian phone number.

Let´s see what it leads to, but I'm not impressed.

[ygeffens]

Originally Posted by borjeg

I've got two emails saying that I have got a Paytoo account. And I've obviously got a Belgian phone number.

Let´s see what it leads to, but I'm not impressed.

Why are you not impressed? You got a replacement card, while the original company has stopped operating.

PS: maybe you can trim down your signature (there are some non- functional cards in it).

[borjeg]

Originally Posted by ygeffens

Why are you not impressed? You got a replacement card, while the original company has stopped operating.

PS: maybe you can trim down your signature (there are some non- functional cards in it).

I'm not impress because it has been so much talk and so little substance. And so far no SIM card. I thought you might have understood that from all postings here about Yackie Mobile.

PS: Yes there were non-functioning cards in my signature, and...?
I hope you're satisfied with my signature now.

[PaytooMobile]

Originally Posted by borjeg

I'm not impress because it has been so much talk and so little substance. And so far no SIM card. I thought you might have understood that from all postings here about Yackie Mobile.

PS: Yes there were non-functioning cards in my signature, and...?
I hope you're satisfied with my signature now.

I will appreciate a little more respect for a company old for 5 years, who pay his tax return since 2005, who have 10 peoples working in USA, 15 in Australia, 5 in France and 5 in Netherland, who made millions $ turn over since the beginning and who are profitable and despite all of his technicals or partners issues are still in Business and who just release the best product availlable in the market.

Regards

[bbob]

Originally Posted by PaytooMobile

I will appreciate a little more respect for a company old for 5 years, who pay his tax return since 2005, who have 10 peoples working in USA, 15 in Australia, 5 in France and 5 in Netherland, who made millions $ turn over since the beginning and who are profitable and despite all of his technicals or partners issues are still in Business and who just release the best product availlable in the market.

Regards

In this post I checked the status of the company as i't's said to be listed on the german stock exchange. Stock price seems to have dropped.

What is even more stange that on the stock exchange registered companies website there is no reference to any financial data. As far as I know public companies listed on the stock exchange should have this available. Also the stockprice seemed to have dropped to 0.01 for down form 2.5

Maybe you should also ask yourself why you are getting companies. If you write the best product available in the market you can wait for reactions.

Why would your product be the best in the market. Looking at prices no free incoming would not make your product the best in the market for me, maybe for others.

If you want to be taken serious don't say nice words just do what you say and than people will comment. So far we have only seen written statements no actual cards in use so for now there is nothing to test and nothing for you to say it's the best product.

[GadgetKen]

OK, finally got to try out the new Paytoo sim card that I got in the mail earlier this week. Here's the review I promised.

So far a thumbs up on the new PayToo sim card offering.

The sim card came in a US Postal Service Priority Mail small cardboard package with a tracking label on it. Inside was a small plastic wrapped cardboard sleeve along with several instruction pamphlets in several languages, and a 2 page cover letter. The sim chip pops out of a plastic card that is a little smaller than I normally see, but the sim chip itself is normally sized. The plastic card has the phone number, PIN code and the PUK code on it.

Inserting it in my dual sim phone in Connecticut, USA, the chip authenticated after entering the 4 digit pin code (usual 3 try scheme before a PUK is required). It showed "Yackie Telecom" as the carrier although it was likely registering on AT&T based on signal strength. The AT&T MVNO chip I had in the other slot did boot a few seconds faster the first time I put the new chip in the phone, but boot up time was almost identical thereafter. Call out on the Paytoo sim card is always with a "00" prefix rather than "+" and the country code is always needed (in this case "1").

I tried a brief test call to my office voicemail. A brief message saying USSD or SMS message being sent showed in the display and then the phone almost immediately rang back afterwards(much faster than I normally see on a call-back sim). Voice quality was very good with a slight trace of white noise. Touchtone passthrough did work to enter the pin numbers for my office voicemail. The sim is definitely data enabled because the data indicator went active although I did not actually try this feature.

Billing appeared immediately on the PayToo website. It was billed as US$.51 for 42 seconds rounded up to 60 seconds, with is actually US$.06 cheaper than listed in their rate calculator. Also no connect charge was levied. While more expensive per minute than my AT&T/Jolt or T-Mobile/Tuyo prepaid sim cards (approximately US$.15/minute and US$.08 per minute respectively after discounts), this still would be competitively priced for visitors to the US than using postpaid gsm sims in roaming mode.

Primary usage will likely be in the non-US Caribbean to supplement other communication options including the competing e-kit simple calling sim card, a regional Digicel Bermuda sim card, Skype, and Iridium. First test will be in Bermuda starting on May 29th. Will see how stacks up against the Digicel card on price and call quality.

[borjeg]

Originally Posted by PaytooMobile

I will appreciate a little more respect for a company old for 5 years, who pay his tax return since 2005, who have 10 peoples working in USA, 15 in Australia, 5 in France and 5 in Netherland, who made millions $ turn over since the beginning and who are profitable and despite all of his technicals or partners issues are still in Business and who just release the best product availlable in the market.

Regards

You are talking about your personal interest in your company, and that is of very little interest for the customers. That's internal talk. Deal with your problems and shortcomings and stop whining! Hire consultants to help you with refocusing on the customers and to advice you with correcting your attitude problems.

I am talking about how you have been treating your customers, and that is of major interest.

Get your focus and priorities right! Without happy customers you are absolutely NOTHING.

When we deal with our clients, we do it only from THEIR point of view. We have stayed alive and healthy for 29 years now.

[PaytooMobileCS]

Originally Posted by borjeg

So, do all old Yackie card owners get new Paytoo cards?

Yes, all previous Yackie Mobile customers will be offered our new Paytoo SIMs. Everyone will receive correspondence, via e-mail, outlining the instructions for getting your Paytoo SIM. If you had a credit remaining on your old SIM, this will be transferred to your new Paytoo SIM.

Regards,

Paytoo Customer Service