Israel GPRS rates

sperial · 01-09-2012, 05:43

I agree that Orange BigTalk is more convenient then Rami-Levy, as they have outlets in city centers, as opposed to Rami-Levy's supermarkets in the outskirts.

The strange thing about Orange is that international rates per minute are about one third than for local calls.

I am not sure that the NIS 150 "bonus" card includes any data, as it is not stated in the Orange site. However, is includes NIS 100 for international calls.

This week another MVNO, Home-Cellular, started selling prepaid SIM cards, I will open a new thread later today,

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sperial (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 74 Join Date: 22 Jun 2011 Country:	01-09-2012, 05:43 I agree that Orange BigTalk is more convenient then Rami-Levy, as they have outlets in city centers, as opposed to Rami-Levy's supermarkets in the outskirts. The strange thing about Orange is that international rates per minute are about one third than for local calls. I am not sure that the NIS 150 "bonus" card includes any data, as it is not stated in the Orange site. However, is includes NIS 100 for international calls. This week another MVNO, Home-Cellular, started selling prepaid SIM cards, I will open a new thread later today,