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Hi,
I apologize for the post in English and for any errors ..
but since they are Italian...
I compliment the activities of the forum and I take this opportunity to have some clarification on VODAFONE D2 in germany.

I have my girl in germany and she uses VD-D2.
I wanted to know the charges GPRS, volume and time, that VD-D2 provides .. (NO FLAT!)

For example, in Italy you can choose whether to have a tariff (GPRS / UMTS) calculated based on a time or volume (actual traffic exchanged in KB).

For the price you pay to volume 0.6 cents / per 1 KB exchanged.
Very convenient for sending text messages via gprs! ;)

Now move on to questions:

1. The situation in germany with VD-D2 what?
2. What can I do to my girlfriend to learn and know the type of pricing on the internet that has its simcard?



Thanks for any answers, and congratulations again!

You asked that here half a year ago and I answered you there.

With Vodafone Call'Ya your girlfriend will be charged € 0,20 or € 0,30 per 10KB + € 0,06 for each begun hour of data usage. So she'll pay at least € 20,06 or € 30,06 per MB.

Your girlfriend should better switch to either solomo pro or Fonic, where the later is available nearly everywhere in Germany and offers data for € 0,24/MB, calls within Germany for 9ct/min and to whole Europe starting from 9 ct/min and SMS to Germany and whole Europe for 9 ct (see: http://www.prepaidgsm.net/forum/euro...-visitors.html).

Thanks for your reply.

Basically my requirement is to save between the sms / phone calls between Germany <-> Italia.

Do you have advice?

I thought for sms, java software to use for Betamax sms (low cost).

Thank you

I gave you my advice in my last post. Your girlfriend should get a Fonic SIM, which she'll get for € 10 at Lidl, Real, Müller and dm supermarkets.

Inquisitor you forgot that she is an Italian girl, so she must use Vodafone.
Here in Italy it's forbidden for girls to use a provider different from Vodafone! :p :p :p

Apart from joking, surely Fonic is the best solution, by far.

Okey, then she has to take a Callya Mobi card. There the GPRS is darn expensive as well but at least the voice calls to italy are more cheap -> PrePaidGSM: Mobi (Germany)