Paytoo mobile Sim Card

[PaytooMobileCS]

Originally Posted by prion

I still have not received my sim card. Anyone in Europe having received his card?

Good Evening Prion!!

In order to protect your privacy in these forums, please contact me @ 1.800.360.2031 so that I can gather your information and research your order. Thank you for bringing this to our attention!!!

Sincerely,

Paytoo Mobile
Customer Service Division

[christophe]

Hello

Account reactivated with old balance!
simcard works properly
DID France and forward are all OK

Perfect. This time for a long time?

[prion]

Originally Posted by PaytooMobileCS

Good Evening Prion!!

In order to protect your privacy in these forums, please contact me @ 1.800.360.2031 so that I can gather your information and research your order. Thank you for bringing this to our attention!!!

Sincerely,

Paytoo Mobile
Customer Service Division

The letter has arrived finally, so no need to do that. I will test the sim in a few days.Thank you very much

[GadgetKen]

As I suspected, my PayToo mobile sim card doesn't work in Bermuda. It registered briefly at the airport as "Yackie Mobile", then went to "invalid sim" then "emergency". Will try to contact PayToo to see if they can get the local carriers to unblock PayToo phone calls, but don't hold out much hope. Probably will just use up the balance in the U.S. when I get home.

My Digicel Bermuda prepaid sim chip works fine and have placed several calls to the US. My Ekit sim chip is in sim slot number 2 and registers fine, but is too pricey for calls in this location (zone 4).

As for computer data, the hotel I'm staying at has free wifi for members of their hotel loyalty club, so I'm fine for high speed data...might try Skype and see how it works.

[PaytooMobile]

[QUOTE=GadgetKen;32692]As I suspected, my PayToo mobile sim card doesn't work in Bermuda. It registered briefly at the airport as "Yackie Mobile", then went to "invalid sim" then "emergency". Will try to contact PayToo to see if they can get the local carriers to unblock PayToo phone calls, but don't hold out much hope. Probably will just use up the balance in the U.S. when I get home.


There are indeed no roaming agreements between Vodafone Netherlands and
the Bermuda based operators.
For an up to date of roaming partners check
GSM Coverage Maps | Netherlands | Vodafone Libertel B.V. | Roaming Partners

[Bossman]

Bermuda is listed on your rate sheet though. So, you are saying one needs to check if there is a roaming agreement between Vodafone Netherlands and the country they plan on visiting. I'd suggest paytoo Mobile not list it at all, if there is no roaming agreement.

[QUOTE=PaytooMobile;32702]

Originally Posted by GadgetKen

As I suspected, my PayToo mobile sim card doesn't work in Bermuda. It registered briefly at the airport as "Yackie Mobile", then went to "invalid sim" then "emergency". Will try to contact PayToo to see if they can get the local carriers to unblock PayToo phone calls, but don't hold out much hope. Probably will just use up the balance in the U.S. when I get home.


There are indeed no roaming agreements between Vodafone Netherlands and
the Bermuda based operators.
For an up to date of roaming partners check
GSM Coverage Maps | Netherlands | Vodafone Libertel B.V. | Roaming Partners

[GadgetKen]

Agreed, Paytoo should not list countries on their website that their backbone carrier does not currently have roaming agreements with. Bermuda is listed both in the "mobile rates" and "mobile coverage" sections. Most people will go by the countries covered list and rate calculator on the Paytoo website rather than by roaming agreements listed on the 3rd party gsmworld website. Appreciate the quick response from Paytoomobile, but it sounds like the Paytoo website needs to be tweaked a little

Fortunately I have a Digicel Bermuda prepaid sim chip for calls home at a reasonable price, plus ekit simplecalling and Iridium as somewhat pricier backups.

[PaytooMobile]

Originally Posted by GadgetKen

Agreed, Paytoo should not list countries on their website that their backbone carrier does not currently have roaming agreements with. Bermuda is listed both in the "mobile rates" and "mobile coverage" sections. Most people will go by the countries covered list and rate calculator on the Paytoo website rather than by roaming agreements listed on the 3rd party gsmworld website. Appreciate the quick response from Paytoomobile, but it sounds like the Paytoo website needs to be tweaked a little

Fortunately I have a Digicel Bermuda prepaid sim chip for calls home at a reasonable price, plus ekit simplecalling and Iridium as somewhat pricier backups.

TOTALY AGREE, we wonder why we have Bermuda in our roaming listing provided by Vodaphone IF they dont have any roaming agreement.....

We will check countries by countries, but maybe the confusion came from the contries WHERE we can do the terminaison.....

We will keep ou posted

Sorry for this Error

[snidely]

Originally Posted by GadgetKen

As for computer data, the hotel I'm staying at has free wifi for members of their hotel loyalty club, so I'm fine for high speed data...might try Skype and see how it works.

Don't forget, if you have T-Mobile US as your home carrier you can make free calls to and from the U.S. if you can access wifi anywhere in the world. You need a UMA capable phone. (All recent T-Mobile Blackberry phones have this feature along with a few others. Calling is exactly the same process as though you were connected to a local cell tower.


...mike

[benjeff]

I received a replacement for my old Yackie SIM, which I had in 2007-2008 before it stopped working. I was happy that they transferred the $8 credit, but I did not receive a US number at no cost as I requested, even though my Yackie SIM originally came with a (free) US number.

Also, when you add credit to your Paytoo SIM over the Internet using a credit card, they charge you an extra $1.50. I guess this is their "processing fee."