Subcontracting another network doesn't mean you shouldn't consider them....
I've been with Orange, Ramy Levi, Hot (MIRS) and am now with Golan. Other then Orange being thieves no big complaints, switched away from Ramy Levi because of International calling, switched from Hot because my phone was messed up and didn't like their network but after switching it turned out it didn't like other networks either. I really like the fact that Golan offers a good online control panel for your account. My only real complaint (and I have seen this with all networks I was on except Orange) is that they don't properly send calls to the local 100/101/102 I too often end up talking to the Tel Aviv dispatchers instead of the Jerusalem dispatchers. Regards, Eliyahu - אליהו 2014-02-11 16:26 GMT+02:00 Mord Behar <mord...@gmail.com>: > Sorry for the OT, but I need to tap the hive-mind of like-minded people. > It's that time of life again, and we need to rethink and renegotiate our > cell phone plans. This time, there are more than just the "big three". > I know that Rami Levy is just subcontracting for Pelephone, HomeCellular > is subcontracting for Cellcom and YouPhone is subcontracting for Orange > (Partner). > Golan seems to be the only "real" company, willing to invest in their own > infrastructure (currently have installed several hundred antennas > country-wide) and in the mean time is using Cellcom's infrastructure. > Comparing prices and plans is easy, and they all more or less offer > similar plans. > So, my question is: what kind of experience have you had with your cell > phone service provider? (Any of them, but preferably I'd like to hear about > the new companies). > I've heard that text messages on Golan are unreliable (the sender is on > Golan, I lack sufficient data about the receivers). Someone told me that > her messages will be received at the other end with no guarantees > whatsoever. Sometimes they'd be received normally, sometimes after a large > delay (hours, days, in one case weeks) and often they are received jumbled > (parts of two messages mashed together to form something incoherent or > embarrassing). Has anybody else had this experience? Or similar experiences? > Thank you. > > _______________________________________________ > Linux-il mailing list > Linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il > http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/mailman/listinfo/linux-il > >
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