Mobilbruk i utlandet

[dverg]

Skal på ferie i Brasil i en måned og ser at Mobyson (som er min operatør) tar den nette pris av 35kr pr min. for å ringe til Norge. Det er jo helt horribelt.

 

Mitt spørsmål er: hva er den beste løsningen med tanke på pris hvis man er i utlandet (Brasil) og trenger å ringe endel til Norge i løpet av reisen?

[cyclo]

Den helt klart beste løsningen om du skal oppholde deg i utlandet mer enn 1 dag eller 2 og behøver å ringe er å kjøpe seg et lokalt kontantkort.

[dverg]

Ok, takk for svar!

[Wolfsbane68]

Den helt klart beste løsningen om du skal oppholde deg i utlandet mer enn 1 dag eller 2 og behøver å ringe er å kjøpe seg et lokalt kontantkort.

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If your cell is locked to a Norwegian operator, isn't there's a high chance it will reject Brasilian cards?

[cyclo]

Klikk for å se/fjerne innholdet nedenfor

Den helt klart beste løsningen om du skal oppholde deg i utlandet mer enn 1 dag eller 2 og behøver å ringe er å kjøpe seg et lokalt kontantkort.

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If your cell is locked to a Norwegian operator, isn't there's a high chance it will reject Brasilian cards?

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True. But if thats the case just use an old phone you have lying around, or buy a cheap non-locket phone.

Paying the fee to your operator for unlocking the phone will most likely be cheaper than paying the bill for using your phone abroad anyway.

 

Edit: To illustrate:

Using telenor in Brazil would cost you with the cheapest operator (TIM cellular):

6,67 a minute national and 15,57 a minute to Norway

and the most expensive (nextel brazil):

17,11 a minute national and 27,13 a minute to Norway

 

You wouldn't have to call very long before unlocking your phone would be cheaper.

 

Of course the cheapest would be to have a phone that supports WLAN, and a good SIP-phone deal. But then you would be limited to places you have access to WLAN.

Endret 27. juni 2007 av cyclo

[Wolfsbane68]

Klikk for å se/fjerne innholdet nedenfor

Den helt klart beste løsningen om du skal oppholde deg i utlandet mer enn 1 dag eller 2 og behøver å ringe er å kjøpe seg et lokalt kontantkort.

8946777[/snapback]

If your cell is locked to a Norwegian operator, isn't there's a high chance it will reject Brasilian cards?

8953743[/snapback]

True. But if thats the case just use an old phone you have lying around, or buy a cheap non-locket phone.

Paying the fee to your operator for unlocking the phone will most likely be cheaper than paying the bill for using your phone abroad anyway.

 

Edit: To illustrate:

Using telenor in Brazil would cost you with the cheapest operator (TIM cellular):

6,67 a minute national and 15,57 a minute to Norway

and the most expensive (nextel brazil):

17,11 a minute national and 27,13 a minute to Norway

 

You wouldn't have to call very long before unlocking your phone would be cheaper.

 

Of course the cheapest would be to have a phone that supports WLAN, and a good SIP-phone deal. But then you would be limited to places you have access to WLAN.

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Point taken, and it's probably wiser to take an older phone to Brazil anyway.