to 1 fixed nr spain

petkow · 02-06-2010, 15:16

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Originally Posted by pronto5703

For the Vodafone 90x1 i pay (0.38+0.15)=0,53 for max. 90 min.
Movistar: 0,15 setup + 0,012/min. 20 min. = 0,39
But for Movistar I'm not sure if I can choose a fixed number for mi favorito.

You're right that mi favorito is only for calling another Movistar mobile:
"Mi Favorito:
Con Mi Favorito tienes una tarifa reducida para las llamadas, mensajes de texto, mensajes multimedia y videollamada con el número movistar que elijas."

However, the Vodafone Vitamina 90x1 is decent, but only for a long call. For short calls (such as when the line is engaged) it is expensive.

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The line in my room goes via reception. I thought about that solution also already..

Sometimes you can find a payphone which receives incoming calls. The number will be printed in the cabin. You can then set up the Java client to make a call that way.

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I think a UMTS with SIP solution is the cheapest. The cheapest one I can find is Masmovil.
2x512kB it's enough to call aprox. 20 min. due I have set the lowest codec.

I agree, but I am not sure if a codec at 1MB for 20mins is feasible in terms of call quality. By the way, how do you set that up on a Nokia? In one place I sometimes make calls in, the upload speed is not sufficient for SIP. Perhaps with your trick it may be good enough.

inquisitor · 02-06-2010, 15:32

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Originally Posted by petkow

By the way, how do you set that up on a Nokia?

There's the "SIP VoIP Settings Application" from Nokia, which allows setting audio codecs.

petkow · 02-06-2010, 15:41

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Originally Posted by inquisitor

There's the "SIP VoIP Settings Application" from Nokia, which allows setting audio codecs.

Thanks Inquisitor! I will try that.

pronto5703 · 05-06-2010, 22:52

I decide to go for cheap 3g rates with Simyo or Masmovil.

Simyo charge in blocks of 256kb, Masmovil in blocks of 512kb. So I prefer Simyo.

But when I want to order, the Simyo site don't accept my dutch passport number. And I don't have a nif or nie number.
Can I fill in here something random or is there a trick or something to pass this field?

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pronto5703 (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 8 Join Date: 19 Jan 2009 Country:	05-06-2010, 22:52 I decide to go for cheap 3g rates with Simyo or Masmovil. Simyo charge in blocks of 256kb, Masmovil in blocks of 512kb. So I prefer Simyo. But when I want to order, the Simyo site don't accept my dutch passport number. And I don't have a nif or nie number. Can I fill in here something random or is there a trick or something to pass this field?