3 ms·
On the 20€/month plan you get 3GB on 3G and 20GB on 4G. The 2€/month plan: 2hours to mobile+landline on the same destinations as the other one + 50MB of 3G. O
by rakoo 12y ago
On the 20€/month plan you get 3GB on 3G and 20GB on 4G.
The 2€/month plan: 2hours to mobile+landline on the same destinations as the other one + 50MB of 3G.
Oh, and if you're also an adsl/fibre customer, 20€ becomes 16€ and 2€ becomes 0€.
They have also popularized the idea of a no-commitment phone bundle.
Free [0] really has shaken things in France, and I'm happy to be a client to show my gratitude.
[0] www.free.fr
- baby 12y agoAnd you can cancel at anytime without fees. And if you want to use more internet, or call more, or roam, or call foreign countries you can at really small prices. I have the 2€ plan that I use extensively like I'm unlimited and I usually pay 7€ per month in total. And when I travel I can use my phone now :) the prices before for roaming were ridiculous.
- agumonkey 12y agoAs a tech saavy guy, what I always appreciated is the low cruft of their systems. Free was always trivially simple. They gave you access to simple ftp and mail servers. No need for special programs. It's not the most user friendly but it doesn't add another layer of fat on top of existing systems. Most companies wrap everything in their own shiny interfaces that will appear as added value for non knowledgeable customers, justifying the higher cost. This was something heavily discussed when they entered the mobile market. The old triumvirate tried to blackmail public opinion saying Free will force massive layoffs. But we don't need, useless branded programs, layers of hotliners, or incompetent salesmen in the first place.