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  1. #1
    Tony C
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    Got a freind in South Korea who is visiting the UK for a month during
    June/July.
    I have lent her an unlocked UK phone but need to advise her what PAYG SIM to
    get.
    The obvious choice seems to be the Orange Call Abroad SIM Card which gives
    calls back to Korea for 7p or 15p per minute.

    http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/sim/callabroadsim

    What the website doesn't tell you is what the costs are for calls made to UK
    numbers.
    Anyone used this deal, are there any catches, or anyone got a better idea ?





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  2. #2
    Brian A
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    Re: Orange Call Abroad SIM Card

    On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 19:49:21 +0900, "Tony C"
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Got a freind in South Korea who is visiting the UK for a month during
    >June/July.
    >I have lent her an unlocked UK phone but need to advise her what PAYG SIM to
    >get.
    >The obvious choice seems to be the Orange Call Abroad SIM Card which gives
    >calls back to Korea for 7p or 15p per minute.
    >
    >http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/sim/callabroadsim
    >
    >What the website doesn't tell you is what the costs are for calls made to UK
    >numbers.
    >Anyone used this deal, are there any catches, or anyone got a better idea ?
    >

    If you go to this page
    http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/sim/payg_sim
    and click on 'Show Details', adjacent to the Call abroad SIM it states
    'Standard Network Rates'. For PAYG that is a flat 15p/min to 01/02
    numbers + mobiles with a min call charge of 10p afaik.
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  3. #3
    Tony C
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    Re: Orange Call Abroad SIM Card


    "Brian A" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 19:49:21 +0900, "Tony C"
    > <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    >>Got a freind in South Korea who is visiting the UK for a month during
    >>June/July. I have lent her an unlocked UK phone but need to advise
    >>what PAYG SIM to get.
    >>The obvious choice seems to be the Orange Call Abroad SIM Card
    >>which gives calls back to Korea for 7p or 15p per minute.
    >>
    >>http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/sim/callabroadsim
    >>
    >>What the website doesn't tell you is what the costs are for calls made to
    >>UK
    >>numbers.
    >>Anyone used this deal, are there any catches, or anyone got a better idea
    >>?
    >>


    > If you go to this page
    > http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/sim/payg_sim
    > and click on 'Show Details', adjacent to the Call abroad SIM it states
    > 'Standard Network Rates'. For PAYG that is a flat 15p/min to 01/02
    > numbers + mobiles with a min call charge of 10p afaik.



    Thanks for the info.
    Seems a reasonable deal, but can't help wondering where the catch is.when
    the charges are so much lower than the robbing bastards charge you when
    you're on contract and call abroad.





  4. #4
    Jon
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    Re: Orange Call Abroad SIM Card

    [email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
    > Got a freind in South Korea who is visiting the UK for a month during
    > June/July.
    > I have lent her an unlocked UK phone but need to advise her what PAYG SIM to
    > get.
    > The obvious choice seems to be the Orange Call Abroad SIM Card which gives
    > calls back to Korea for 7p or 15p per minute.
    >
    > http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/sim/callabroadsim
    >
    > What the website doesn't tell you is what the costs are for calls made to UK
    > numbers.


    Same as the standard speakeasy tariff, but you cannot have any of the
    reward schemes.
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  5. #5
    Helen Deborah Vecht
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    Re: Orange Call Abroad SIM Card

    "Tony C" <[email protected]>typed


    > Thanks for the info.
    > Seems a reasonable deal, but can't help wondering where the catch is.when
    > the charges are so much lower than the robbing bastards charge you when
    > you're on contract and call abroad.



    Calls to Customer Services are 70p IIRC (so don't!)

    Rates to 08** are high and extortionate to 0871.

    Calling Europe is not cheap.

    Works fine for me to keep in touch with family in Israel; rather cheaper
    than BT's landline rates...

    I have a separate phone with a Call Abroad SIM for overseas calls.
    Orange online shop have some basic PAYG phones for £9.99.

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    Re: Orange Call Abroad SIM Card

    Helen Deborah Vecht wrote:
    > "Tony C" <[email protected]>typed
    >
    >
    >> Thanks for the info.
    >> Seems a reasonable deal, but can't help wondering where the catch
    >> is.when the charges are so much lower than the robbing bastards
    >> charge you when you're on contract and call abroad.

    >
    >
    > Calls to Customer Services are 70p IIRC (so don't!)
    >
    > Rates to 08** are high and extortionate to 0871.
    >
    > Calling Europe is not cheap.
    >
    > Works fine for me to keep in touch with family in Israel; rather
    > cheaper than BT's landline rates...
    >
    > I have a separate phone with a Call Abroad SIM for overseas calls.
    > Orange online shop have some basic PAYG phones for £9.99.


    From the Orange Call Abroad service calls to Isreal:

    Landlines: 7p/min
    Mobiles: 20p/min

    From your BT landline:

    Landlines: 0.5p/min using Dial Thru - 0844 200 2020 (Telestunt).
    Mobiles: 3p/min using Dial Thru - 0844 439 1515 (0844 Calls).

    http://callchecker.moneysavingexpert...checker/israel
    http://callchecker.moneysavingexpert.../israel-mobile


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