Yackie Mobile (New features, Same old company) - Page 3

prion · 09-09-2007, 07:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keighleyboy

+354 380 38x xxx Iceland Mobile (09 Mobile re-brand)

This explains why they have free incoming in so many countries.

Keighleyboy · 03-10-2007, 20:26

Wonder if Yackie Mobile moved to 09 Mobile because they knew problems where coming up with CallKey/Isle of Man SIMs

andy · 03-10-2007, 21:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keighleyboy

Wonder if Yackie Mobile moved to 09 Mobile because they knew problems where coming up with CallKey/Isle of Man SIMs

No

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Bossman · 07-10-2007, 03:22

I received a new yackie sim a few weeks ago. I am assuming it was sent to all customers that hold the old sim. But have not really tested the call quality it as it's too expensive to use from here.

ygeffens · 23-10-2007, 16:19

Yackie(/customers),

Scenario:

I create a free voip account with Yackie.
I use that account to call to the voip-account that belongs to the Yackie Sim.
I set forwarding to SIM.

I assume that the Voip-to-Voip-call is free (onnet-call).
When I'm in a country where I can roam for free:

do I receive this call for free
do I pay the fee as if I was called on a local number
is this not possible

andy · 23-10-2007, 20:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by ygeffens

I create a free voip account with Yackie.
I use that account to call to the voip-account that belongs to the Yackie Sim.
I set forwarding to SIM.

I assume that the Voip-to-Voip-call is free (onnet-call).
When I'm in a country where I can roam for free:

Whatever you do, surely there's still a forwarding cost incurred and charged to reach the SIM card?

prion · 23-10-2007, 21:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by ygeffens

Yackie(/customers),

Scenario:

I create a free voip account with Yackie.
I use that account to call to the voip-account that belongs to the Yackie Sim.
I set forwarding to SIM.

I assume that the Voip-to-Voip-call is free (onnet-call).
When I'm in a country where I can roam for free:

do I receive this call for free
do I pay the fee as if I was called on a local number
is this not possible

The cost of calling Yackie is part of forwarding the call from the yackie voip account and I assume it is the usual cost.

YackieMobile · 23-10-2007, 22:02

Let me explain

Voip is independant from the SIM

VoIP to VoIP ( yackie to yackie using the yackie number is FREE )

The DID number is for incoming calls only, and can be forwarded to the Voip account AND/OR to the SIM only, and this is a direct set up, NOT a forwarding from the VOIP to the SIM. There is no cost for you to receive a call to the VOIP or basically to the SIM.

But because you still have to pay the leg B for your incoming call, we charge you a flat fees ( except in the countries where we have to pay a RPP ) of $0.29.

If you want make a call from the VOIP ( which came with a initial complementary balance for $1.00 which is around a 30 minute call to a land line ), you will use a virtual number for this call ( this is why it is not displayed on the Caller ID )

I hoped that this answers your question.

Regards

bbob · 24-10-2007, 09:07

There is no cost for you to receive a call to the VOIP or basically to the SIM.

Please explain.

Example.

I have a voip did number and is on forward to the sim.
My location is, say UK in this example.

Someone calls my did number, this gets forwarded to the sim and if I understood what you are writting this is free.

How I understand it is, that the sim is where the call ends so what do you mean with leg B of the call.

(I have ordered your sim, so I am waiting and after testing I will let you know if I like or don't like it. Untill now the order process looks very nice and fast)

YackieMobile · 24-10-2007, 11:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbob

There is no cost for you to receive a call to the VOIP or basically to the SIM.

Please explain.

Example.

I have a voip did number and is on forward to the sim.
My location is, say UK in this example.

Someone calls my did number, this gets forwarded to the sim and if I understood what you are writting this is free.

How I understand it is, that the sim is where the call ends so what do you mean with leg B of the call.

Hum, ok i was not clear i see,

I mean by Free regarding the DID is it is not cost attached to the DID for receiving a call, u dont need to have any credit on yoru voip account for receving a call on the DID, both for the Voip and the SIM

BUT because you still have the leg B ( the termination in your countrie ) we charge 0.29$ flat fees for a incoming call received on the DID

When yo use the 354 number, the profit make on this call is used for offering ou the free Incoming, who is impossible on teh DID ( because the DID do not generate a profit )

More clear ?

ps) you will love it

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Keighleyboy (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 80 Join Date: 01 Jun 2006 Country:	03-10-2007, 20:26 Wonder if Yackie Mobile moved to 09 Mobile because they knew problems where coming up with CallKey/Isle of Man SIMs

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Bossman (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,257 Join Date: 22 Apr 2005 Location: Chicago Country:	07-10-2007, 03:22 I received a new yackie sim a few weeks ago. I am assuming it was sent to all customers that hold the old sim. But have not really tested the call quality it as it's too expensive to use from here. Phones: Xiaomi Mi Mix 2, Samsung Galaxy A50, ASUS zenfone 3, Sim cards: AT&T (Contract), 3 UK, Piranha Mobile

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ygeffens (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 160 Join Date: 12 Jan 2007 Location: Arendonk, Belgium Country:	23-10-2007, 16:19 Yackie(/customers), Scenario: I create a free voip account with Yackie. I use that account to call to the voip-account that belongs to the Yackie Sim. I set forwarding to SIM. I assume that the Voip-to-Voip-call is free (onnet-call). When I'm in a country where I can roam for free: do I receive this call for free do I pay the fee as if I was called on a local number is this not possible Sim: Belgium: Proximus Smart+ 15 (+32 496 contract) Voip: Weepee-voip.be Phones: Apple iPhone 32Gb 5S

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YackieMobile (Offline) DEALER Prepaid Fan Posts: 173 Join Date: 30 Aug 2006 Location: Fort Lauderdale Country:	23-10-2007, 22:02 Let me explain Voip is independant from the SIM VoIP to VoIP ( yackie to yackie using the yackie number is FREE ) The DID number is for incoming calls only, and can be forwarded to the Voip account AND/OR to the SIM only, and this is a direct set up, NOT a forwarding from the VOIP to the SIM. There is no cost for you to receive a call to the VOIP or basically to the SIM. But because you still have to pay the leg B for your incoming call, we charge you a flat fees ( except in the countries where we have to pay a RPP ) of $0.29. If you want make a call from the VOIP ( which came with a initial complementary balance for $1.00 which is around a 30 minute call to a land line ), you will use a virtual number for this call ( this is why it is not displayed on the Caller ID ) I hoped that this answers your question. Regards We make your Money Mobile Sent from my Iphone with my Paytoo Mobile Sim Wallet

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	24-10-2007, 09:07 There is no cost for you to receive a call to the VOIP or basically to the SIM. Please explain. Example. I have a voip did number and is on forward to the sim. My location is, say UK in this example. Someone calls my did number, this gets forwarded to the sim and if I understood what you are writting this is free. How I understand it is, that the sim is where the call ends so what do you mean with leg B of the call. (I have ordered your sim, so I am waiting and after testing I will let you know if I like or don't like it. Untill now the order process looks very nice and fast)