Spain, Spain, Spain...
 

.... 3 times Spain. Why? After Yoigo, just lunched Carrefour Movil ( http://www.carrefour.es/movil/servic...a-prepago.html ) and Euskaltel ( http://www.euskaltel.es/movil/index.jsp?idioma=esl ) ... take a look :cool:

Euskaltel offer is the same as Orange, just with a Basque target...

Carrefour is the first real Spanish MVNO and its offer is not bad at all...

Interesting. Looks like your Spain page will need updating Effendi ;)

I've a lot of work to do lately! ;)
Last night I updated the "EuroSlovenia", I still have to update Germany, now Spain....

You do a good job and it's much appreciated, Effendi. BTW I really freaked out my friend in Ancona when I used Rebeltel to call him - he thought I was in Roma!

again spain... and four :D HAPPYMOVIL!

http://www.happymovil.es/ :cool:

(thanks to: http://www.xatakamovil.com/2007/01/0...vos-operadores )

...and very soon another one :D

El Corte Ingles ( http://www.elcorteingles.es/ ) ... following this link http://operador-es.blogspot.com/2007...ica-en_12.html you can read that they will start in the next months :cool:

http://www.xatakamovil.com/2007/01/2...onal-de-orange

Orange ha lanzado su nuevo producto destinado al mercado inmigrante, el Pack Internacional, a un precio de 7 euros. Se trata de un pack que contiene una SIM Orange con 3 euros de saldo (más 6 de recarga gratuita) y una “Tarjeta Internacional” con 5 euros de saldo. La tarjeta SIM es una tarjeta normal con la que se pueden realizar llamadas con la red de Orange (similar a la que nos dan al comprar un pack o comprar una tarjeta inicial suelta). Con el código que incluye la Tarjeta Internacional podremos realizar llamadas a otros paÃ*ses consumiendo los minutos que nos otorgan esos 5 euros de saldo, un mecanismo semejante al resto de tarjetas prepago para llamadas internacionales.
Amena ya contaba con un producto semejante hace un par de años aproximadamente, aunque dejaron de venderlo. Con el descubrimiento de este nicho de mercado que son los inmigrantes (con iniciativas como Happy Móvil, Puente Movistar, Mi PaÃ*s de Vodafone...) Orange ha querido acercarse a estos posibles ingresos.

Just thought I'd bump this up with a trial report:

Last weekend when I was in Spain I bought a Carrefour Movil card. It has several nice features such as free voicemail, and even decentish national and international rates (comparible with what most Spanish contract customers get): It costs €10 and comes with €10 of credit. A call must be made every 12 months (no need to topup though). Currently (until the end of March) they have a promotion where you topup and get a bonus. (e.g. You can buy a €40 topup voucher for only €22).

The big con: International SMS: 69c !!!!! :-(
There was also no way I could find this out before buying the card and sending an SMS.

Other cons: You only get 5 free chances of checking your balance (via SMS) per month. After this you pay standard SMS rate.

Lebara seems to be in Spain as well

http://www.lebara-mobile.es/en/internationaltariffs.php

5.8c a minute is nice, but 30c > 36c connection fee looks a bit higher than in their other countries