B&YOU: carte prépayée

[willemijns]

Originally Posted by kuba.g

Can't believe my eyes

lycamobile does the same since july 2011

[NFH]

Originally Posted by willemijns

lycamobile does the same since july 2011

Lycamobile charges €0.09/MB (rounded to the next megabyte), whereas B&You charges €0.05/MB (rounded to the next kilobyte). Also, you only need to use B&You once per year, whereas you have to use Lycamobile every 80 days to stop it from expiring.

[willemijns]

Originally Posted by NFH

Also, you only need to use B&You once per year, whereas you have to use Lycamobile every 80 days to stop it from expiring.

you right i forgot this due to my use in France. soory.

[ygeffens]

Is it too late for me to join you all?
I also like one, and if possible, 2 cards.

[NFH]

Originally Posted by ygeffens

Is it too late for me to join you all?
I also like one, and if possible, 2 cards.

Unfortunately this is no longer practical for the reasons above, unless our new French friend wants to help us?

I already have my B&You SIM card, but I'm still willing to help others to get one.

[willemijns]

Originally Posted by NFH

Unfortunately this is no longer practical for the reasons above, unless our new French friend wants to help us?

I only exchange one as promised. The choice to officially only block FR people for this card is to be sure than you are a FR citizen. i think it is to avoid bad usages as drug/stolen objects traffic.

I only make one risk not more sorry.

[NFH]

Originally Posted by willemijns

I only exchange one as promised. The choice to officially only block FR people for this card is to be sure than you are a FR citizen. i think it is to avoid bad usages as drug/stolen objects traffic.

I only make one risk not more sorry.

You are honouring what you promised, no dispute about that. However, this is a community where sometimes we do favours for each other. If you are satisfied of the identity of the person for whom you are ordering a SIM card (e.g. from Facebook, LinkedIn etc), then you might want to reconsider whether they are a risk. You're under no obligation to help, so it's your decision.