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I see this was over a year ago, but I had bought one last year in Sept - tried to just buy the sim and they did try it with my unlocked 3 dongle in the store in Calais, but it wouldn't work, so I ended up buying a dongle - then €99 - and was told that if I needed - next year (this) I could just buy the sim for 29.90 - well this year on 1st Sept I was again at Calais, only they no longer sell just the sim anyway, even if you have the hardware, so I had to buy another dongle, exactly the same - but for €29.90 - so same price .... daft or what... and am still not too happy with it. There is now no longer a €75 topup online or instore.... and I used it purely for emailing....
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It's frustrating that the Orange Mobicarte offering has changed - and even more frustrating that it's now unclear what you will or will not be charged for. I've have kept a Mobicarte SIM active for some while and used it for Laptop/Dongle internet when in the country. Now I'm seriously wondering whether to bother. If I instead roam my normal UK Vodafone SIM, I pay only £5 per day for up to 25 Mb, with no port or user agent restrictions that I'm aware of. SO, for short trips, why would I bother with a French SIM ?

Still, FWIW, there might a couple of tricks it might be worth testing with Orange Mobicarte (and other providers who impose arbitrary filters of this sort)

One is to browse using FIREFOX with the USER AGENT SWITCHER installed and set to emulate "Opera Mini" (or whatever browser you think is 'free').

The other is to subscribe to an SSL VPN service, used by many to hide their country of origin (eg for iPlayer) but useful also because the network only ever sees you accessing SSL Port 443 which is always unfiltered. Hence they can't even tell if you're accessing email. You also get some data compression, which reduces you consumption. You have to pay for a VPN service, but some (eg "Ace VPN") are quite cheap.

Happy Roaming
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The information is still generally accurate as of August 2009. The megabyte price has changed to 0.1 UAH per MB.

Another issue is speed and network quality. EDGE is available everywhere (no 3G!) and maximum speed is 25kBs down with sometimes terrible latency up to 3000ms (the best values are around 600-700ms). The upload speed is usually slower, but this varies from time to time and from palce to place.

The UMC/MTS network in Kiev is heavily loaded, so connection can slow down significantly depending on daytime or be lost/disconnected. Often it is difficult to download a file larger than 20MB and such activities should be shifted into hours after 22:00/10PM.

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Aldi Talk has also a dayly flatrate of 1,99 EUR

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hello guys, In Cahors France and I will tell you my complete experience with the prepaid Mobicarte from Orange.
Arrived in Lyon on October 4 and immediately went to the Orange shop and purchased a sim card for 15 euro. I also purchased 25 euro worth of credit (you get an extra 10 euro if you buy 25).
First up, the unlimited internet option thing is now not available. What is available are the following. Internet Day for 3 euro which starts from 2am up to 23:59PM, Internet weekends for 5 euro which starts at midnight on fridays and ends midnight Monday. Finally, there is INTERNET MAX which is unlimited internet at NIGHTS from 8PM to 8AM the next day. I believe this is 6 or 9 euros and I think it is valid for three weeks. I am not sure about this, though. You get to choose these options by the #123# method explained above.
Ok, anyway, aside from web surfing a day, I use FRING constantly. ITS on all the time. What I would do is choose the daily INTERNET option for 3 euros a day. Since I was going to stay in france for more than a month, I went on and loaded a 75 euro mobicarte so that I could get 25 euro extra. Seems like a good deal. Everything was working perfectly with Fring, Phone browsing, and even plugging the SIM directly to the computer.
Until today.
Its October 24 and, this afternoon, to my shock, I noticed that I had zero credits left. So, I went to the Orange strore in Cahors and tried to find out what was going on. Long story short, as of today, they started charging me for FRING use. I guess they got smart to the whole VOIP or chat 24/7 idea so now, when I use fring, I get charged a ridiculously high amoung ( 1 euro per minute). Now, the funny thing is that if I use the phone to just surf ( opera browser ), I do not get charged at all. Its only when you use FRING that they get you.
Anybody know a way around this?

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I just came back from Greece, I buy prepaid sim card in Wind shop(easy to find in Athen), it cost me 20 euro (include 15 euro charge).
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