Sim Card for mobile internet - Europe

wolfbln · 03-07-2015, 10:20

You are right. We'll see how long this will last.
I'm not sure if it is a promotion or if they really want to build up a roaming network on their national MNVOs. If they do, it'll be an interesting approach.
May be they want to test it first. This movie on which the promo was based originally was released long ago.

Killing tethering is a no go for many and I still don't understand why they do it, because you are allowed to the use the SIM seperately in every device.
Blocking VoIP (which they don't do), I can at least understand from an economical point of view.
Using only UK-based IPs will only bother custormers who are using geo-restricted or geo-referenced services.
Still, I'll test their "service" in a couple of days on roaming. It'll be also interesting whether they include Germany in the first group. Originally, they did but then they realized that the sell some packages below the domestic German rate. Now, Germany is gone from the German list only.

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wolfbln (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 206 Join Date: 14 Jul 2014 Country:	03-07-2015, 10:20 You are right. We'll see how long this will last. I'm not sure if it is a promotion or if they really want to build up a roaming network on their national MNVOs. If they do, it'll be an interesting approach. May be they want to test it first. This movie on which the promo was based originally was released long ago. Killing tethering is a no go for many and I still don't understand why they do it, because you are allowed to the use the SIM seperately in every device. Blocking VoIP (which they don't do), I can at least understand from an economical point of view. Using only UK-based IPs will only bother custormers who are using geo-restricted or geo-referenced services. Still, I'll test their "service" in a couple of days on roaming. It'll be also interesting whether they include Germany in the first group. Originally, they did but then they realized that the sell some packages below the domestic German rate. Now, Germany is gone from the German list only.