Yackie Mobile and 09: troubles by email - Page 5

Stu · 26-06-2009, 18:57

Where are the rules you guys are reading from?

bbob · 26-06-2009, 19:32

Still have an old yackie card, I wonder If they will update me to a new one for free.

FBlack_111 · 26-06-2009, 19:40

Bossman:

I assumed this is new. But you may be right and it's old information. I would like to hear from Yackie.

They are beta testing their SIM and are selling their VoIP (according to the "YackieMobile" guy) and he has a link to their site. The site talks about a number of new items.

Just look under support, knowledge base, GSM for info.

"Does the Yackie Mobile SIM card expire?
Solution
Yes. Minimum usage of $5 USD every 90 days is required to maintain your active account."

and

"If you choose to add an additional phone number, you will pay a monthly fee for every minute of usage and the number itself. Still, there are NO contract requirements when adding additional phone numbers."

Bossman · 26-06-2009, 19:41

This is all old stuff. As you can tell, their rate sheet still mentions +354 number.

All the other stuff can be reached when you log in and click on your numbers, then it tells you all thet blab about usage and rental costs for the number.

Again, yackie never updated their website from when their provider went down.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stu

Where are the rules you guys are reading from?

FBlack_111 · 27-06-2009, 02:02

Bossman:

Thanks for clearing that up.
I once bought a prepaid long distance phone card from a U.S. provider that required only one call every 90 days to keep the card from expiring. Well I missed by two days once and they shut off the card and kept about $45 in credits. I called them and they wanted a high fee to reactivate the card but they said the credit was lost. So now I am more careful about watching when a SIM expires and how much of a credit I have.

Maybe that's part of the reason Yackie failed the first time.

YackieMobile · 27-06-2009, 13:55

Hi

Just for keeping you updated

The Yackie Mobile V4.....Works Wonder full

And as i said last time, this time it is our SIM card, with our development, our SIM profile, Multi IMSI, USSD, Camel, SMS callback, so a total of 220 countries for voice and text, 140 for DATA (Gprs, G3, etc etc ) and much more, and it at this point that we will have something different, the much more.....

This SIM card is in Trial production; few customers and partners are currently using this SIM in many countries for the debugging part

The Public Release is still plan simultaneity in Americas (north and south), Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa and Middle East

We are still thinking that a huge market exist for the right product.....we will see

Have a great weekend

Bossman · 27-06-2009, 14:03

You should have at least addressed the question regarding the information on your website. A number of people are thinking it's the current information. You should have come straight and mentioned that everything on your website references the "Old Yackie". You should clear that up first before talking about what the new sim will offer.

Quote:

Originally Posted by YackieMobile

Hi

Just for keeping you updated

The Yackie Mobile V4.....Works Wonder full

And as i said last time, this time it is our SIM card, with our development, our SIM profile, Multi IMSI, USSD, Camel, SMS callback, so a total of 220 countries for voice and text, 140 for DATA (Gprs, G3, etc etc ) and much more, and it at this point that we will have something different, the much more.....

This SIM card is in Trial production; few customers and partners are currently using this SIM in many countries for the debugging part

The Public Release is still plan simultaneity in Americas (north and south), Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa and Middle East

We are still thinking that a huge market exist for the right product.....we will see

Have a great weekend

bbob · 27-06-2009, 15:52

Yackie, what about swapping old customers card and credit on these cards ?

ygeffens · 28-06-2009, 09:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbob

Yackie, what about swapping old customers card and credit on these cards ?

Didn't they promise that way back in january or so?
This should still apply, not ?

Yves

Bossman · 28-06-2009, 13:05

Yes. They did. The email they sent also mentioned that any remaining credit will be transferred to the new sim.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ygeffens

Didn't they promise that way back in january or so?
This should still apply, not ?

Yves

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Stu (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Guru Posts: 1,091 Join Date: 11 Feb 2004 Location: Detroit (formerly Dubai) Country:	26-06-2009, 18:57 Where are the rules you guys are reading from?

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	26-06-2009, 19:32 Still have an old yackie card, I wonder If they will update me to a new one for free.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	26-06-2009, 19:40 Bossman: I assumed this is new. But you may be right and it's old information. I would like to hear from Yackie. They are beta testing their SIM and are selling their VoIP (according to the "YackieMobile" guy) and he has a link to their site. The site talks about a number of new items. Just look under support, knowledge base, GSM for info. "Does the Yackie Mobile SIM card expire? Solution Yes. Minimum usage of $5 USD every 90 days is required to maintain your active account." and "If you choose to add an additional phone number, you will pay a monthly fee for every minute of usage and the number itself. Still, there are NO contract requirements when adding additional phone numbers."

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	27-06-2009, 02:02 Bossman: Thanks for clearing that up. I once bought a prepaid long distance phone card from a U.S. provider that required only one call every 90 days to keep the card from expiring. Well I missed by two days once and they shut off the card and kept about $45 in credits. I called them and they wanted a high fee to reactivate the card but they said the credit was lost. So now I am more careful about watching when a SIM expires and how much of a credit I have. Maybe that's part of the reason Yackie failed the first time.

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YackieMobile (Offline) DEALER Prepaid Fan Posts: 173 Join Date: 30 Aug 2006 Location: Fort Lauderdale Country:	27-06-2009, 13:55 Hi Just for keeping you updated The Yackie Mobile V4.....Works Wonder full And as i said last time, this time it is our SIM card, with our development, our SIM profile, Multi IMSI, USSD, Camel, SMS callback, so a total of 220 countries for voice and text, 140 for DATA (Gprs, G3, etc etc ) and much more, and it at this point that we will have something different, the much more..... This SIM card is in Trial production; few customers and partners are currently using this SIM in many countries for the debugging part The Public Release is still plan simultaneity in Americas (north and south), Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa and Middle East We are still thinking that a huge market exist for the right product.....we will see Have a great weekend We make your Money Mobile Sent from my Iphone with my Paytoo Mobile Sim Wallet

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	27-06-2009, 15:52 Yackie, what about swapping old customers card and credit on these cards ?