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{{DISPLAYTITLE:List of German Prepaid SIM Cards}} | {{DISPLAYTITLE:List of German Prepaid SIM Cards}} | ||
| + | == What is a prepaid SIM card? == | ||
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| + | With a prepaid SIM card, you need to pay you provider advance, by topping up your balance on your phone. | ||
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| + | The advantage: you never pay an unexpected high price – if the balance is empty, you simply cannot make more calls or use up data. | ||
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== Dictionary == | == Dictionary == | ||
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| + | The following overview is in German but this dictionary might help you: | ||
* ''Gesprächsminuten'' = inclusive minutes (to use up for phone calls within Germany) | * ''Gesprächsminuten'' = inclusive minutes (to use up for phone calls within Germany) | ||
Revision as of 22:10, 29 February 2020
What is a prepaid SIM card?
With a prepaid SIM card, you need to pay you provider advance, by topping up your balance on your phone.
The advantage: you never pay an unexpected high price – if the balance is empty, you simply cannot make more calls or use up data.
Dictionary
The following overview is in German but this dictionary might help you:
- Gesprächsminuten = inclusive minutes (to use up for phone calls within Germany)
- Datenvolumen = including data
- Rufnummernmitnahme = if you already have a German mobile number at another provider and want to transfer it to your new SIM card, check yes (ja)
- Netzanbieter = which main network operators to include.
- see a technical overview at Wikipedia, incl. network types and frequencies.
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