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Nov 22, 2008 · newboy · 8 replies · 4917 views

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is it best to avoid movistar as they are part of Telefonica? Would Vodafone or Orange be a better bet.

Nov 23, 2008 · jurdyr

there all the same , over priced and want your money , and wont to talk to u

Nov 24, 2008 · MartCross

We've had both Movistar and Vodafone pay-as-you-go and there's not much difference. Movistar's coverage seems a little more reliable in our mountainous area, but that might not bother you where you are.

Nov 24, 2008 · pepsi

I have had movistar pay as you go for years,never had a problem.
They are all the same price.

Nov 24, 2008 · jurdyr

1 Movistar GSM
2 Vodafone GSM
3 Orange GSM France T?l?com
4 Yoigo TeliaSonera
5 Simyo GSM KPN
6 Euskaltel Euskaltel

then you would have lot big chain supermarkets aswell like Euskaltel , el corte de ingles , Carrefour and Mercadona that opprate there own cell companys aswell

Feb 6, 2009 · carmenes

I've got a Vodafone pay as you go with the 60 for 1 'Vitamina' package which means that I only pay for 1 minute of calls to make a call of up to 60 minutes to landlines and other Vodafone users. Is the best deal I have found so far, but may not suit somebody who makes lots of calls to other networks...

Chris

Mar 19, 2009 · SpainExpat member

Had Vodafone for 5 years.
Top up minimum ?5 every 9 months.
Lose number after 12 months if you don't.
10 cents to check balance which I don't bother with because I know I still have ?5
Yes sad to say but its true, no one loves me.

Apr 2, 2009 · BuenosDiasPet

Found Vodafone pricey but reliable, and helpful friendly staff with excellent English in our local shop,which was the clincher for me I'm afraid,
Mx