ss13
18 May 2008
Life / Vertu (or iPhone) in Poland ?? [19]
I’m new to Poland, so don’t know much about the providers, but WOW, Orange seems to be pretty bad from what I’m reading here.
I guess I made a mistake by going with them for my current cell. They (and all the rest) told me that I can’t get a plan (post-paid contract) with them because I don’t have a Polish ID card (which I still don’t have, and probably won’t have at all). So I had to go with the Orange prepaid cards.
The problem is that I’m traveling outside of Poland frequently (and from time to time outside of Europe), and have to pay some serious per minute rates when using my cell abroad (even when calling abroad from Poland). For now, I’m paying like PLN 300-400 per month for prepaid cards (this is only for calls and SMS…I’m not at all able to use internet and all those extra stuff on my phone with those cards). How’s that compared to a plan?
Any ideas on how to cut expenses? Change provider?
I’m new to Poland, so don’t know much about the providers, but WOW, Orange seems to be pretty bad from what I’m reading here.
I guess I made a mistake by going with them for my current cell. They (and all the rest) told me that I can’t get a plan (post-paid contract) with them because I don’t have a Polish ID card (which I still don’t have, and probably won’t have at all). So I had to go with the Orange prepaid cards.
The problem is that I’m traveling outside of Poland frequently (and from time to time outside of Europe), and have to pay some serious per minute rates when using my cell abroad (even when calling abroad from Poland). For now, I’m paying like PLN 300-400 per month for prepaid cards (this is only for calls and SMS…I’m not at all able to use internet and all those extra stuff on my phone with those cards). How’s that compared to a plan?
Any ideas on how to cut expenses? Change provider?