Turkey suggestions?

smudge · 18-01-2014, 21:24

Don't forget special tariffs designed for turkish immigrants...

In Germany, the E-plus subsidiary "AY YILDIZ" has very competitive prepaid tariffs for people who travel between Germany and Turkey.

"AY YILDIZ" has a charming new TV commercial (in German):

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jds8F1hrJk

Video commentary:

Your life is here...
Your heart beats here...

You travel between cultures...
That's why you see so much more...

You unite opponents...

You live for two...
You have two heart beats...

Your stories make you unique...
Your ideas build bridges between two worlds...
That makes you special...

Let the world hear your voice...
Either loudly...
Or softly...

Show what your heart feels...
To everyone...
Or only to the most important person...

Share your thoughts...
With friends...
Or with the whole world...

Ay yildiz, because you have something to say...

DaveRo · 21-01-2014, 22:57

My experience with Turkcell ended in June 2012:
http://yachtvigdis.wordpress.com/mob...ess-in-turkey/

In that blogpost is a link to the Turkish site which is supposed to give the latest regulations: http://imei.tk.gov.tr/
Note that the English version of that site is out of date: you'll just have to use google translate. And in Turkey (and throughout the Med) there is often a big difference between the law and what actually happens.

The 2013 regulation on the istanbulletin site (nice name!) looks very plausible to me but I've no first- or second-hand knowledge of it. Please feedback your experience.

NFH · 05-03-2014, 17:59

Is it possible to get around the registration requirement by buying one's SIM card in the Turkish-occupied (northern) part of Cyprus? I understand that two of the Turkish networks have coverage there using the same MCC/MNC as Turkey.

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smudge (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 15 Join Date: 01 Aug 2013 Country:	18-01-2014, 21:24 Don't forget special tariffs designed for turkish immigrants... In Germany, the E-plus subsidiary "AY YILDIZ" has very competitive prepaid tariffs for people who travel between Germany and Turkey. "AY YILDIZ" has a charming new TV commercial (in German): www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jds8F1hrJk Video commentary: Your life is here... Your heart beats here... You travel between cultures... That's why you see so much more... You unite opponents... You live for two... You have two heart beats... Your stories make you unique... Your ideas build bridges between two worlds... That makes you special... Let the world hear your voice... Either loudly... Or softly... Show what your heart feels... To everyone... Or only to the most important person... Share your thoughts... With friends... Or with the whole world... Ay yildiz, because you have something to say...

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DaveRo (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 153 Join Date: 07 Jul 2006 Country:	21-01-2014, 22:57 My experience with Turkcell ended in June 2012: http://yachtvigdis.wordpress.com/mob...ess-in-turkey/ In that blogpost is a link to the Turkish site which is supposed to give the latest regulations: http://imei.tk.gov.tr/ Note that the English version of that site is out of date: you'll just have to use google translate. And in Turkey (and throughout the Med) there is often a big difference between the law and what actually happens. The 2013 regulation on the istanbulletin site (nice name!) looks very plausible to me but I've no first- or second-hand knowledge of it. Please feedback your experience.

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NFH (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 322 Join Date: 11 Apr 2012 Location: London Country:	05-03-2014, 17:59 Is it possible to get around the registration requirement by buying one's SIM card in the Turkish-occupied (northern) part of Cyprus? I understand that two of the Turkish networks have coverage there using the same MCC/MNC as Turkey.