Are Incoming Calls Free on Kuwaiti GSM?

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Stuart Friedman - 18 Feb 2004 20:53 GMT

I noticed that in the rate charts, there doesn't seem to be any difference
calling Kuwait landlines or mobiles. I was wondering whether callers pay
for incoming calls in Kuwait.

Thanks.

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AndreA - 19 Feb 2004 10:16 GMT

Il giorno Wed, 18 Feb 2004 20:53:15 GMT, "Stuart Friedman"
<stu@nospam.na> con una bandiera della rinata Fiorentina in mano e lo
striscione "Meglio liberi all'inferno che schiavi in paradiso"
nell'altra cosi' parlo':

>I noticed that in the rate charts, there doesn't seem to be any difference
>calling Kuwait landlines or mobiles. I was wondering whether callers pay
>for incoming calls in Kuwait.

I don't think so. I checked it on italian web sites and the roamers
don't have extracharge (extracharge is usually when you have to pay
the incoming calls)

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Joseph - 19 Feb 2004 15:30 GMT

>I noticed that in the rate charts, there doesn't seem to be any difference
>calling Kuwait landlines or mobiles. I was wondering whether callers pay
>for incoming calls in Kuwait.

Since you don't give any details it's anyone's guess what company's
rates you're referring to.

ITG charges 19.9¢/minute to regular numbers and 32¢/minute to mobile
telephones.

Kuwaiti callers do not pay for incoming calls on their mobile system
like just about all other GSM systems outside of North America.

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Stuart Friedman - 20 Feb 2004 03:22 GMT

Onesuite (no surcharge), Vonage (two cent difference), voicepulse,
simplicty (one cent differential), kallcents (high, but no differential).

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> Since you don't give any details it's anyone's guess what company's
> rates you're referring to.

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