WorldSim

bbob · 03-02-2011, 10:25

Vesko, there are more mistakes on their website:

Also with two mobile numbers on one sim, a UK and a US number, 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.

Again some pure marketing, receiving calls in the usa seems to be free but this only applies to receiving calls on their UK number not on the US number. Although the rate table mentiones this, the above marketing is not very clear about this.

But when you look at the free incoming countries they currently offer 92 where ekit has 70.

Also why does ekit sell their card for 10 pounts ond the internet and worldsim is 35 pounds ?

Sofia, also antoher question on your terms it does not read fair use, how do you handle this when a customer receives significant more incoming than outgoing, some companies have a policy for this.

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	03-02-2011, 10:25 Vesko, there are more mistakes on their website: Also with two mobile numbers on one sim, a UK and a US number, 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. Again some pure marketing, receiving calls in the usa seems to be free but this only applies to receiving calls on their UK number not on the US number. Although the rate table mentiones this, the above marketing is not very clear about this. But when you look at the free incoming countries they currently offer 92 where ekit has 70. Also why does ekit sell their card for 10 pounts ond the internet and worldsim is 35 pounds ? Sofia, also antoher question on your terms it does not read fair use, how do you handle this when a customer receives significant more incoming than outgoing, some companies have a policy for this.