MaxRoam SIM cards arriving on EasyJet flights - Page 2

fsotirop · 14-04-2012, 20:06

the problem with the simcards sold from ryanair is that they have higher calling rates than those sold directly from maxroam.com
is NOT the same product.

Eustar · 25-04-2012, 23:35

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Originally Posted by fsotirop

which voip/sip provider do you use to call these new maxroam's +447436 numbers?

just to let you know that ruyanair calling rates are more expensive compared to the sims sold directly from maxroam.com.
you can check this here:
Rates Page
Rates Page

I do not use VOIP / SIP for call options to Maxroam +447436 xxx and he claims that they are expensive (it was previously), , 0.19 eurocent to all networks in the EU with a call-back option is extremely convenient and inncoming call start 0.09 eurocent

You can upload maxroam the mobile number from any country of the world and to use the ported number via maxroam (CLI-options), I have personally conveyed my mobile from USA-telna, Germany-Vodafone (incom.call 75c h), Austria-yess (nic.call 0.13c min.) Estonia-XXSim (inc.call-gratis), Serbia-telekom.S (inc.call 0.50c min.), Italy-Vodafone (inc.call of 1ero 30min.), UK-Vodafone (70pen.h)... today I choose call CLI of course, to call back all the numbers will not come to maxroam but will the numbers from these countries.

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fsotirop (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 362 Join Date: 28 Jan 2012 Country:	14-04-2012, 20:06 the problem with the simcards sold from ryanair is that they have higher calling rates than those sold directly from maxroam.com is NOT the same product.