Sim Cards

[Palatkik]

A bit pricey, my plan is 0.25B/min after first minute, but depends on users call types...

[Dumsoda]

suadum said:

Of course I read this a day after I buy a 1-2 Call SIM for a spare phone. Oh well.Cheers,

SD

 

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

 

Wanna PM me the number?

Just in case your other phone is busy when I call !! :grinyes:

 

P.S. Better make sure it's water proof...can't be too careful you know

[Palad_khik]

"plan" being the key word here. A bit innapropriate to compare your postpaid plan rate to the prepaid rate, don't you think? ::

 

Examples of prepaid rates rates offered by Orange, AIS and Hutch are appropriate to answer the original query. Got any of those?

[torrenova]

bust1 said:

Hi Palatkik...........I do have Thai Bank Account but as a foreigner they do not allow Internet Banking

Go to your local immigration place with your lease or similar and they will give you a letter saying you are a resident (or something) which will allow you to get internet banking. They don't check anything, just another money making (Bt200 each) rubber stamp job.

[oldie5]

Thanks to limbo for

"DTAC promotion makes minutes last longer

 

Total Access Communication (DTAC) has introduced a new prepaid call package featuring a one-year validity period, in response to the impending telecom rules issued by the national telecom regulator.

 

 

Under the promotion, DTAC is offering a new SIM card called "Simple" for Bt199. It features a flat rate of Bt2 per minute and gives subscribers up to a year to use the time they purchase"

 

My 1 2 Call will have expired by the time of my next trip in November so will change to DTAC for the 12 month deal.

When calling UK from 1 2 Call I had to dial "00844*******"

Does DTAC have this same 008 requirement?

[Palad_khik]

oldie5 said:

When calling UK from 1 2 Call I had to dial "00844*******"

Does DTAC have this same 008 requirement?

 

I was told by the DTAC operators that you can choose either 007; 008 and 009. At the time I inquired, they mentioned that not all were billed at the same Bt/min rate. However, since that inquiry, I can only access overseas calling via 009.

 

And when I call out, I precede this with a + [eg. +009*******]

[Palatkik]

Palad_khik said:

"plan" being the key word here. A bit innapropriate to compare your postpaid plan rate to the prepaid rate, don't you think? ::

 

Yep, it would be highly innapropriate - which is why I was referring to my prepaid rate.

[oldie5]

Palad_khik said:

 

I was told by the DTAC operators that you can choose either 007; 008 and 009. At the time I inquired, they mentioned that not all were billed at the same Bt/min rate. However, since that inquiry, I can only access overseas calling via 009.

 

And when I call out, I precede this with a + [eg. +009*******]

 

Thanks for that, I will store in my memory box for November

[WorldFun]

007, 008 & 009 are all discounted international voip services.

001=+ i.e. 001 are the regular full priced circuit switched service for the ignorant & loaded

 

so +009 won't work!

[rickfarang]

Had a 008 call to the states this morning after Skype quality was too crummy. First 008 connection became crummy pretty quickly, the new connection a little better, but sitll not ready for prime time.

 

If calling for business, maybe 008 is not the right service.