Vodafone Spain - Page 2

gaztelugatxe · 23-04-2014, 18:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by f300

I still have this card and recharged not a long time ago, anybody knows how to check how long is the card still valid (before it used to be WELL hidden under Mi Vodafone >> Mis Datos now of course they messed up everything even more).

Also any idea if you can buy something (or even transfer credit) with Vodafone.es cards?

Also if somebody wants to borrow&use the card for a while PM me (I'm for now in Germany).

Hi f300

It's difficult to know the validity because they've changed the whole site.
I keep the sms received when I topped up last time.

Credit cannot be transfered now between PAYG, only from Contract to PAYG

Regards

f300 · 12-05-2014, 13:07

Thanks for the answer, I didn't have the phone on at the time so I don't know...

What's more, it seems that they went from 9 months expiration time to 6 months + 45 days but there's no way to tell. I've had the last recharge on 10-10-2013 so I have less than two weeks left.

This combined with the fact that I can't really find a 5 eur charge that would cost me close to the real 5 eur (+VAT maybe) and I think I'll let the card just die rather than pour more money down the drain.

If anyone is interested I'll sell it for something like less than half the price (it has 20-something euros on it). But we need to move fast so it doesn't expire before that (you don't need the card to recharge it and a small envelope should arrive next-day just about anywhere in Europe).

gaztelugatxe · 19-09-2014, 23:10

Hello f300

the vodafone YU 10 euro per month tariff for 600 Mb+20 min+20 sms should be changed easily from the website. I've only changed once from an old tariff to vodafone YU and it worked flawlessly.

Regarding the 1,5Gb data tariff, I cannot confirm if you can change to another tariff without monthly payment.

Regards,

f300 · 08-10-2014, 18:18

Nice, finally everything I've tried works with vodafone.es.

I used the YU 600 MB+60 minutes plan (9.9x eur), I was thinking to use some higher plan but I used NO minutes (I'm not at all social while traveling, this sucks) and something like 2xx MB (that is thanks to unexpected hotel wifi).

I freaked out a bit because I couldn't return to "no monthly fee" plan (my old plan wasn't available) but finally I managed to find "Vodafone Fácil" and changed to that.

It is shocking how hard is to find information in english about vodafone spain prepaid plans.

If anybody (especially from Germany) is reading this - I still have almost 20 eur on the card and I'm willing to either sell it "at cost" or "rent it" (for absolutely no profit at all, just for the cost of the credit you'll be using).

gaztelugatxe · 16-10-2014, 20:36

Well, I can´t add pictures properly

Here you have some photos of vodafone brochure regarding prepaid cards:

1. This is for tourists with 900 Mb + 60 min nat/int. calls or 1,5 Gb Data
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qo1b7rgv58dohvl/vf00.jpg?dl=0

2. This is the same as the 1,5Gb Data and all allows you to buy a mifi
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4qfr5t2l8kwknmg/vf01.jpg?dl=0
Valid for 3 months

3. Classis VF YU already mentioned
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ktgajt6d4ag0f2h/vf02.jpg?dl=0

4. The tariff without monthly charges when you go back home.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yd1pi3o12y3gqhd/vf03.jpg?dl=0

Regards

f300 · 23-02-2015, 10:12

Unfortunately Vodafone's site is not coded by the proverbial code monkeys but by what seem to be real monkeys.

Look what it says now about my expiration date (and I was happy they included this vital info, and it was working):

Fecha de caducidad: 20/07/1975

And no, the card isn't expired.

gaztelugatxe · 24-02-2015, 19:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by f300

Unfortunately Vodafone's site is not coded by the proverbial code monkeys but by what seem to be real monkeys.

Look what it says now about my expiration date (and I was happy they included this vital info, and it was working):

Fecha de caducidad: 20/07/1975

And no, the card isn't expired.

Hello f300,

be careful, at least one card with expiry date 1975 has been cancelled (That I'm aware of). In theory those cards should be cancelled shortly.

Vodafone ES has changed expiry dates and you must top up at least once every 6 months (+1 month to receive calls).

You should also call/text/use data at least one every 3 months, otherwise VF will be applying minimum charge (around 0,50 euros every 3 months in case of non-consumption)

Regards

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f300 (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 72 Join Date: 12 Mar 2008 Country:	12-05-2014, 13:07 Thanks for the answer, I didn't have the phone on at the time so I don't know... What's more, it seems that they went from 9 months expiration time to 6 months + 45 days but there's no way to tell. I've had the last recharge on 10-10-2013 so I have less than two weeks left. This combined with the fact that I can't really find a 5 eur charge that would cost me close to the real 5 eur (+VAT maybe) and I think I'll let the card just die rather than pour more money down the drain. If anyone is interested I'll sell it for something like less than half the price (it has 20-something euros on it). But we need to move fast so it doesn't expire before that (you don't need the card to recharge it and a small envelope should arrive next-day just about anywhere in Europe).

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gaztelugatxe (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 39 Join Date: 05 Jan 2013 Country:	19-09-2014, 23:10 Hello f300 the vodafone YU 10 euro per month tariff for 600 Mb+20 min+20 sms should be changed easily from the website. I've only changed once from an old tariff to vodafone YU and it worked flawlessly. Regarding the 1,5Gb data tariff, I cannot confirm if you can change to another tariff without monthly payment. Regards,

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f300 (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 72 Join Date: 12 Mar 2008 Country:	08-10-2014, 18:18 Nice, finally everything I've tried works with vodafone.es. I used the YU 600 MB+60 minutes plan (9.9x eur), I was thinking to use some higher plan but I used NO minutes (I'm not at all social while traveling, this sucks) and something like 2xx MB (that is thanks to unexpected hotel wifi). I freaked out a bit because I couldn't return to "no monthly fee" plan (my old plan wasn't available) but finally I managed to find "Vodafone Fácil" and changed to that. It is shocking how hard is to find information in english about vodafone spain prepaid plans. If anybody (especially from Germany) is reading this - I still have almost 20 eur on the card and I'm willing to either sell it "at cost" or "rent it" (for absolutely no profit at all, just for the cost of the credit you'll be using).

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gaztelugatxe (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 39 Join Date: 05 Jan 2013 Country:	16-10-2014, 20:36 Well, I can´t add pictures properly Here you have some photos of vodafone brochure regarding prepaid cards: 1. This is for tourists with 900 Mb + 60 min nat/int. calls or 1,5 Gb Data https://www.dropbox.com/s/qo1b7rgv58dohvl/vf00.jpg?dl=0 2. This is the same as the 1,5Gb Data and all allows you to buy a mifi https://www.dropbox.com/s/4qfr5t2l8kwknmg/vf01.jpg?dl=0 Valid for 3 months 3. Classis VF YU already mentioned https://www.dropbox.com/s/ktgajt6d4ag0f2h/vf02.jpg?dl=0 4. The tariff without monthly charges when you go back home. https://www.dropbox.com/s/yd1pi3o12y3gqhd/vf03.jpg?dl=0 Regards Last edited by gaztelugatxe; 16-10-2014 at 20:50..

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f300 (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 72 Join Date: 12 Mar 2008 Country:	23-02-2015, 10:12 Unfortunately Vodafone's site is not coded by the proverbial code monkeys but by what seem to be real monkeys. Look what it says now about my expiration date (and I was happy they included this vital info, and it was working): Fecha de caducidad: 20/07/1975 And no, the card isn't expired.