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Schlips1 · **Wind Greece -** 24-07-2010, 10:50

Hello,

on

PrePaidGSM: Wind (Greece)

is stated:
"International Roaming:
Activation € 4.40, tariffs depend on foreign carriers (Foreign network national or international rates +20%)
Incoming calls: same as international calls (see tables below)"

Is there really a fee for activation? I do not remember, that I paid anything for that service (5 years ago with my Telestat-Sim which is still alive) ....

And with the times changing, I think it could be helpful to add some general subjects to the countries and operatator lists:

- Registration: Is it required? What is needed for that? Who may do it?
- International top-up possibilities? (Vodafone / Ezetop / own Sites)
- Validity and type of top up cards? (Wind "Scartch cards" do not have a expiry date for example - but if you buy an electronic top up voucher - they do have one!).

With (for example) the EU regulations, that outgoing calls and SMS to other EU coutries inside the EU are getting cheaper than using a domestic Simcard in many cases it gets more and more helpful to have Simcards from outside the country - and keep them alive.

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Schlips1 (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 64 Join Date: 20 Sep 2009 Country:	Wind Greece - 24-07-2010, 10:50 Hello, on PrePaidGSM: Wind (Greece) is stated: "International Roaming: Activation € 4.40, tariffs depend on foreign carriers (Foreign network national or international rates +20%) Incoming calls: same as international calls (see tables below)" Is there really a fee for activation? I do not remember, that I paid anything for that service (5 years ago with my Telestat-Sim which is still alive) .... And with the times changing, I think it could be helpful to add some general subjects to the countries and operatator lists: - Registration: Is it required? What is needed for that? Who may do it? - International top-up possibilities? (Vodafone / Ezetop / own Sites) - Validity and type of top up cards? (Wind "Scartch cards" do not have a expiry date for example - but if you buy an electronic top up voucher - they do have one!). With (for example) the EU regulations, that outgoing calls and SMS to other EU coutries inside the EU are getting cheaper than using a domestic Simcard in many cases it gets more and more helpful to have Simcards from outside the country - and keep them alive. Last edited by Schlips1; 24-07-2010 at 10:55..