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Which card is better to take for the Internet?
Previously, both me and my husband always took Vodafone. Now my husband wants to take Orange on vacation, but we heard that, for example, you take 20 GB, but in fact the same 10 GB are given there, as in Vodafone, for example. Has anyone heard this or is it crazy?
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Vodafone suits, but now is not about that. Orange goes at the same price - more GB. Therefore, there is a question above. What's the catch, so to speak?
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answered 5 years ago
The first part of the traffic is 10GB, goes for all programs, the second - another 10GB for messengers. Both Vodafone and Etisalat. Therefore, the first 10 gigs quickly burn out, and the next 10 - what is, what is not. They returned three weeks ago. In fairness, I will say that Vodafone lasted longer. Ask about the actual amount of traffic, there is no data in the contract. And yet, activate the sim right at the time of purchase. And in the smartphone that you will use, since settings are needed.
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answered 5 years ago
We always buy Orange, it's cheaper. In airlock $10 - 10Gb + 10 more you get when you activate the card. Total for 10 ku - 20 GB. You can distribute the Internet to other devices, but it counts 1 to 4. In Sharm (Old Market, Il Merkato) at official points of sale, there are cheaper cards, I took them for 130 pounds.
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answered 5 years ago
I always buy Orange, there was no obian with gigabytes. The only thing - activate immediately at the airport and check the work of Viber, Skype
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answered 5 years ago
Greetings
I recommend Orange. I have had both Vodafone and Etisalat for many years. Now I bought a new SIM card in Orange and I want to transfer the old numbers there.
Orange is really cheaper.
Regarding the deception - periodically Etisalat "borzeet", you have to go to the office and show the phone data on the traffic used. It helps only for a while, and then only for the future (past data is not recalculated). With Vodafone, this was also noticed by friends. But Orange has not been seen in this yet.
Watch carefully when connecting, how many gigs for browsing, and how many for instant messengers.
Skype, Viber and WhatsApp calls work "with varying success" for all operators (it's not about the operator, but about blocking at the state level). This is where NordVPN comes in handy.
Have a nice rest
I recommend Orange. I have had both Vodafone and Etisalat for many years. Now I bought a new SIM card in Orange and I want to transfer the old numbers there.
Orange is really cheaper.
Regarding the deception - periodically Etisalat "borzeet", you have to go to the office and show the phone data on the traffic used. It helps only for a while, and then only for the future (past data is not recalculated). With Vodafone, this was also noticed by friends. But Orange has not been seen in this yet.
Watch carefully when connecting, how many gigs for browsing, and how many for instant messengers.
Skype, Viber and WhatsApp calls work "with varying success" for all operators (it's not about the operator, but about blocking at the state level). This is where NordVPN comes in handy.
Have a nice rest
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answered 5 years ago
I have never managed to spend 10 gigs in two weeks of vacation. Vodafone in Egypt works fine, I'm happy. I do not recommend Etisalat, it does not catch all over the country, Vodafone is better.
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answered 5 years ago
https://www.orange.eg/en/internet/go-packages
The GO120 fare is £120 (£16 to $1) includes 20000SuperMb. SuperMb- 'this is the Mb that is used on Super sites( these are social networking, YouTube, music and navigation sites, including (Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, Anghami, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Ghaneely, TuneIn, Google Maps and Apple Maps) goes 1 to 1. To other sites 2SuperMb = 1Mb. Read in detail at the link. There is a Go200, there is 35000SuperMb. Personally, we have enough GO120 for 4 people for a week (adjacent rooms), one phone as an access point, but the battery runs out 2 times faster
The GO120 fare is £120 (£16 to $1) includes 20000SuperMb. SuperMb- 'this is the Mb that is used on Super sites( these are social networking, YouTube, music and navigation sites, including (Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, YouTube, Anghami, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Ghaneely, TuneIn, Google Maps and Apple Maps) goes 1 to 1. To other sites 2SuperMb = 1Mb. Read in detail at the link. There is a Go200, there is 35000SuperMb. Personally, we have enough GO120 for 4 people for a week (adjacent rooms), one phone as an access point, but the battery runs out 2 times faster
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