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sperial · 21-08-2012, 15:26

1. The Orange Big Talk Voce rates are extremely expensive (ILS 1.20 inside the network, ILS 1.23-1.28 to other networks. Rami-Levy is far cheaper one third of that.
2. If you come for a short stay you can buy "Unlimited" Orange Big-Talk topups for local (inside Israel) calls and texts - ILS 20 for 2 days, ILS 70 for a week, ILS 130 for two weeks and ILS 199 for 30 days. A 20 GB data topup will cost ILS 149 and is valid for 30 days.
3. Orange Big Talk is for more convenient then Rami-Levi as topup cards are available in most shopping centers and post offices, and adding credit can be done also online or by customer service if you have access ti an Israeli credit card. The same is true for Pelephone and Cellcom.
4. The cheapest plan is HOT's postpaid plan. Unfortunately, except Rami-Levy, no new carrier, either MNO or MVNO, offers prepaid plans.

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sperial (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 74 Join Date: 22 Jun 2011 Country:	21-08-2012, 15:26 1. The Orange Big Talk Voce rates are extremely expensive (ILS 1.20 inside the network, ILS 1.23-1.28 to other networks. Rami-Levy is far cheaper one third of that. 2. If you come for a short stay you can buy "Unlimited" Orange Big-Talk topups for local (inside Israel) calls and texts - ILS 20 for 2 days, ILS 70 for a week, ILS 130 for two weeks and ILS 199 for 30 days. A 20 GB data topup will cost ILS 149 and is valid for 30 days. 3. Orange Big Talk is for more convenient then Rami-Levi as topup cards are available in most shopping centers and post offices, and adding credit can be done also online or by customer service if you have access ti an Israeli credit card. The same is true for Pelephone and Cellcom. 4. The cheapest plan is HOT's postpaid plan. Unfortunately, except Rami-Levy, no new carrier, either MNO or MVNO, offers prepaid plans.