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There's many 7081 services, for example two: http://www.0708188377.pl/zasieg.htm (telefonia stacjonarna - fixed line, tak - yes) http://telefon.onet.pl/onettelefon.html (Obsługiwane kraje - operated countries, także telefony komórkowe - also mobiles) You just call 708188377, 708177800 or something like that, enter number starting with 00 + country code + number (eg. 0048221234567) and call. It's 0,35zl per minute. |
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http://www.orange.pl/portal/map/map/...ID_POP_STARTER "13 for 5" is marketing bullshit. For 5 PLN you get 3 PLN credit, and after 2 first top-ups >- 25 PLN you'll get 2*5 PLN for calls/SMS to Orange only :-P |
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And this is the only point when you can really see that Heyah, Sami Swoi and 36.6 are not real MVNO's - it's impossible to port a number from them to Era/Plus or vice versa. Of course, it's because the law doesn't force to make it possible, not for technical reasons. Heyah to Era portability was announced a few weeks ago, but it was cancelled. The only workaround to port numbers between fake MVNOs and their "host" operators is to use an "intermediate" operator, but it doubles th costs, of course. |
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Anyway, here is the price list and T&C for special numbers availability from Orange: http://www.orange.pl/binaries/PL/Bin...94/2759348.pdf Basically it's a "neverending promotion" in which the following connections are enabled 300,700,701,708 - premium rate (shared revenue) - charging per minute 4009,3009,7009,7019,7080 - premium rate (shared revenue) - charging per call 801, 804 - shared cost infolines - charging per minute (the same rate as landlines) 00800/+800 - international toll free - charging per minute (the same rate as landlines) 800 - national freephone - free All the "per minute" special numbers are charged 60/60 not 1/1 as regular numbers and barred in roaming. The key issue is "§ 3 item 3." PTK Centertel sp. z o.o. nie ponosi odpowiedzialnosci za brak mozliwosci połaczenia z numerami usług audiotekstowych oraz numerami infolinii miedzynarodowych, jezeli brak takiej mozliwosci wynika z zasad okreslonych przez dostawce usług (Service Providera), bedacego podmiotem niezaleznym od PTK Centertel sp. z o.o. Translation PTK Centertel sp. z o.o. is not responsible for lack of possibility of connection to "audiotext services" and international infolines, if that lack of possibility results from the rules defing by the Service Provider, being a company independent from PTK Centertel sp. z o.o. It seems that the numbers I knew that they had worked, are not available anymore from Orange :-( The only one still working is 708 208 108 http://www.alenumer.pl/index.php?id=wykaz_komorki but it costs 1.28 PLN/min and connects also to mobile phones is CPP countries. |
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(An aside here: With things like this, I see Vodafone's wisdom in selling Orange to France Telecom -- prior to 2000, Orange UK was known for great deals, no hidden charges, customer-friendliness (first one-second billing in the world, they only charged roamers their standard rate plus 15 percent, etc.), and were a fearsome competitor. Since FT took over, it seems the practices of Orange France are the rule -- credit cancellation, short expiration, and now blocking calls to competitors but still charging for them.) Quote:
But really, in (Germany, the UK, the USA, Australia, etc.) you can place international calls for a couple of cents a minute using cards, call-by-call, etc. Why it has to cost, at a minimum, 10 times as much in Poland is something that is a bit hard to explain without assuming collusion with (or intimidation of) competitors on the part of TPSA. Sigh. Quote:
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In fact, there used to be some "get more than you paid" starters in Idea/Orange. There were "12 for 10" POP starters and, really good ones, a great sale of "Jedna Idea na Kartę" starters in summer 2005 (before rebranding to Orange): "25 for 12.50". Quote:
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By "cards" you probably mean calling cards which in Poland are usually named "Tele-something" :-)? What is the problem about them? Eg. I've just checked Telepin (the calling card, not the SIM, http://www.telepin.pl/Cennik.pdf) and, as you can see, international calls via 0800 number cost from 0.26 PLN (about 0.07 EUR, perhaps not very cheap but not that horrible either). Calls to mobile phones in CPP countries are more expensive but obviously they have to. "Call-by-call" is AFAIK a German ;-) name for we call in Poland "prefiks" (officially "NDS") and it's a 10xx number added behind the leading 0 in national numbers or 010xx preceding the 00 in international numbers. Yes, that's worse because 10xx access number work on TP lines only and, what is the most importtant, using them requires signing an additional contract :-(. The rates also higher (the best ones I found are 0.35 PLN/min - 0.12 EUR) but it isn't quite bad anyway.... Perhaps, if you need a coverage in Otwock and the Warsaw area, you should try Sferia - a "landline" CDMA 800 operator and its prepaid Nomadic na kartę. International rates start from 0.22 PLN/min with 1/1 debiting. http://www.sferia.pl/index.php?action=page&cid=760 http://www.sferia.pl/files/12148980916584933264.pdf http://www.fkn.pl/2,0,1456064,1,1,artykul.html Quote:
The links are: http://www.telepolis.pl/news.php?id=11660 and http://www.telepolis.pl/news.php?id=11745. However, it was to be Heyah to Era, not vice versa what you need. |
Yes, I meant 602. I mistyped, funnily enough, since I know the number ;).
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