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Junior Member
Amateur Member
Posts: 16
Join Date: 31 Jan 2011
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![]() Hi to you all,
My name is Sofia Sousa and I'm the person responsible for WorldSIM's Marketing. I saw this thread I and I couldn't leave it without a reply. We are sorry for this situation but if you check our Terms and Conditions you can see that when we make a change to the tariffs we publish such change details on our website, therefore for your convenience you should always check it before you go abroad and use the card. Although as we are always trying to improve our customer experience and we don't want this kind of situation to happen again because we understand that can cause some inconvenient for users, from now on we will send an email for every customer or newsletter subscriber warning for any important change in our service. Thank you and hope this helps. Best regards, Sofia www.worldsim.com |
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Junior Member
Newbie
Posts: 7
Join Date: 18 Dec 2007
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![]() Hi Sofia, do you now that there is a capital city in Europe having your name?
Do you know that this country (Bulgaria) belongs to the EU since 2007? Your TariffFinder states that incoming rate in Bulgaria is 0,29 GBP/min. One has to use the rate calculator to find this. On the other side: on the top of Worldsim you write: Be Local - FREE incoming calls in 90+ countries inkl. USA & EU. So Bulgaria schould be free, isn't it? Now what? Without beeing a customer Im sure that incoming calls to Bulgaria will be charged with 0,29 GBP/min. This one wrong passage of your product let me refrain from buying something from your page. In my opinion either the seller is not professional or he is a sharper. I could bet this is not the only passage where marketing takes place over truth. |
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Junior Member
Newbie
Posts: 2
Join Date: 30 Jan 2011
Location: Netherlands
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![]() Sofia,
I have read your Terms and Conditions. And I still feel cheated by the way you changed/increased the tariff for more than a Euro per minute, without notice what so ever. An offer to get my money back would have been appreciated. ![]() And I still am not able to receive sms messages, and an email regarding this problem WorldSim did not bother to answer. |
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Junior Member
Amateur Member
Posts: 16
Join Date: 31 Jan 2011
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![]() Hi to you all,
Vesko, yes and Bulgaria was free until last December but unfortunately roaming rates for this country are now too high and it's impossible for us to continue giving it as a free incoming country. We apology for that but there's nothing we can do about it at this moment, let's see if in a near future we can have better rates for Bulgaria. I also know that it may be misleading but we always advise to check the rates on our website and that's why we also have a Tariff Quick Finder. We say "Be Local – FREE incoming calls in 90+ countries incl. USA & EU" but if you take it to the letter USA and EU are not countries. I don't have a better feedback for you right now and I'm sorry for that but as I told you before it's impossible for us right now to include Bulgaria in the Free incoming countries right now. Gouwe28, about the messages as you can understand I'm not aware of your situation and I can't give you any feedback on this. What I can advise you is to send an email to info@worldsim.com again and make your complain, if you can give me more details of your WorldSIM account I will also talk with my customer service colleagues and see what I can do for you. Concerning the tariffs change, like I told you we will send an email for every customer for every change we may have for now on, but for this one I can't do nothing because it is on our Terms and Conditions. We are always trying to improve our customer experience, and all the suggestions and critics are welcome, that's the only way we can be aware of our customers needs. Bbob, thanks for your opinion. It's impossible to say something in just one phrase and explain every thing or every exception, that's why we have a page just for tariffs where you can see more details, everything it's explained on you website, as far as I'm concerned I don't think we are "lying" to anyone because in fact "WorldSIM customers travelling to the US can benefit from receiving free incoming calls, as well as making low cost local calls whilst in the US and internationally.", you can't say it's not true. Of course you have to see how it works, like you did and everyone does. After reading carefully our website do you think you can be mislead buy something?? About our prices, if you check our competitors each has a different one, it's like this for all the products you can buy, if you are going to buy a car, you will be asked a different price for a Bentley and a Vauxhall ![]() At the moment we don't have a fair use policy but we are in the process of evaluating this subject, will be updated on the website as soon as we have it done. Thank you and hope I could help. Regards, Sofia |
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Senior Member
Prepaid Specialist
Posts: 774
Join Date: 21 Apr 2009
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Senior Member
Prepaid Fan
Posts: 134
Join Date: 14 Feb 2005
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![]() The problem is that you promise free incoming calls in "the EU", which is NOT true. And on your website there is even the statement "EUROPE receive calls FREE" which is even more untrue. In most countries, also in the UK where WorldSIM seems to be based, such a claim could be regarded as misleading and because of that illegal.
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