> Do any of the networks (maybe Orange?) do the equivalent of Orange UK's
> £1 per day unlimited data? What should I ask for in the local shop?
Following up to my own post...
Looks like new operator Yoigo may offer something along these lines:
data charged at €0.0012 per kilobyte with a maximum price to the day of
1.20 € + IVA.
In other words, pay 90p and get a day's net usage.
However 3G data coverage for Tenerife looks pretty poor - mostly around
the capital (Santa Cruz).
Plus I'm not sure (my Spanish isn't great) if you must take out a
contract, Virgin-mobile stylee, or if you can get a PAYG in the
traditional style - there seems to be some sort of monthly minimum
expenditure figure.. Anyone with 5 minutes to spare who can read
http://www.yoigo.com/tarifas/index.php better than my combination of
slight Spanish and google-translate?
Cheers
Geoff
andy - 11 Dec 2006 14:38 GMT
> > Do any of the networks (maybe Orange?) do the equivalent of Orange UK's
> > £1 per day unlimited data? What should I ask for in the local shop?
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> http://www.yoigo.com/tarifas/index.php better than my combination of
> slight Spanish and google-translate?
no better skills here, but there are several references to card or
contract (tarjeto o contrato), and this looks like top-ups are of any
discretionary value - I haven't found a validity period for it yet
though ...
http://translate.google.com/translate?sourceid=navclient&hl=en&u=http%3a%2f%2fww
w%2eyoigo%2ecom%2frecargas%2findex%2ephp
Loz - 11 Dec 2006 18:02 GMT
>> Do any of the networks (maybe Orange?) do the equivalent of Orange
>> UK's £1 per day unlimited data? What should I ask for in the local shop?
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> http://www.yoigo.com/tarifas/index.php better than my combination of
> slight Spanish and google-translate?
I have friends who speak pretty fluent Spanish - so will probably be
better asking them.
However, the card says that you remain in control of your spending and
recharge when necessary.
The sim costs nothing, but it's €15 for a new number. Says it includes
€20 as well.
However there is a minimum spend of €6 per month.
Steve Dulieu - 14 Dec 2006 02:45 GMT
>> Do any of the networks (maybe Orange?) do the equivalent of Orange UK's
>> £1 per day unlimited data? What should I ask for in the local shop?
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> http://www.yoigo.com/tarifas/index.php better than my combination of
> slight Spanish and google-translate?
This any help?
http://www.prepaidgsm.net/en/spain.html

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Cheers, Steve.
Change from jealous to sad to reply.
> Hi
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> Geoff
I've been looking for something similar. So far my most promising lead
is http://www.gosim.com/index.php?page=spain which offer a prepaid Amena
sim that allows you to use WAP for about 1c per kB. Works in Tenerife too
but looks expensive for the SIM.
Pete

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Loz - 11 Dec 2006 18:05 GMT
> I've been looking for something similar. So far my most promising lead
> is http://www.gosim.com/index.php?page=spain which offer a prepaid Amena
> sim that allows you to use WAP for about 1c per kB. Works in Tenerife too
> but looks expensive for the SIM.
Virgin Mobile UK sim would be better at 0.5p/kB!