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We plan to go to Poland and the Czech Republic. Where is the best place to get internet?
I saw two interesting proposals. Lycomobile 150 hryvnia for 1GB. And travelsim for 25 kopecks - 1mb, who used them? Or is there something better?
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I always buy a sim card on the spot. It's cheaper than any travel sim.
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answered 5 years ago
Roaming from Vodafone is more profitable for me, I don’t bother with changing the card, all instant messengers are free.
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answered 5 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, and if it's not a secret, how much does a gigabyte come out in roaming?
I also don’t bother with the rearrangement, I have two slots for SIM cards))).
I also don’t bother with the rearrangement, I have two slots for SIM cards))).
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answered 5 years ago
Vodafone is twice as expensive as lycomobile, 150 for 500mb.
You can buy on the spot only if you are in one country, and then there may be a catch in roaming already from an operator unknown to you.
You can buy on the spot only if you are in one country, and then there may be a catch in roaming already from an operator unknown to you.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, you are probably right. I rarely combine 2-3 countries in one trip, usually I go to one.
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answered 5 years ago
In Europe, almost all hotels have WIFI. And sometimes in buses. For communication, roaming from Vodafone and Kyivstar is enough. My husband even managed to work.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, I have $ 1.5 (40 UAH) for 100 mb in the tariff. and unlimited messaging; on a business trip-vacation, I rarely download something big, and in hotels there is mostly Wi-Fi.
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answered 5 years ago
If you come to Poland, I recommend the starter package from Orange. And if you are at the western railway station (Dworzec Zachodni) in Warsaw, you can register a starter package from Orange for free, which will be 5 zł and 6 GB for 14 days.
With this tariff (Orange Free na Karte) for PLN 30 per month you will get 30 GB in Poland (3.2 GB in the EU with a surcharge of 1.89 / GB), unlimited calls, SMS and MMS - activated with the code * 101 * 2 * 31 #.
With this tariff (Orange Free na Karte) for PLN 30 per month you will get 30 GB in Poland (3.2 GB in the EU with a surcharge of 1.89 / GB), unlimited calls, SMS and MMS - activated with the code * 101 * 2 * 31 #.
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answered 5 years ago
