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We are going to the Long Beach Hotel (Hurghada) - where can I buy a SIM card there?
At the airport, they say, they make a big fool out of MB, they fly away in a couple of days.
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Judging by the location map of your hotel, the closest you can walk or drive to the Senzo Mall shopping center, there is an official Vodafone office, an unforgettable orig. foreign passport, a photocopy will not work.
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answered 4 years ago
In Sharm and Hurghada, they bought ORANGE SIM cards at the airport, the last time for $ 10 - 16Gb.
No problems with MB - did not arise.
But keep in mind that if you distribute the Internet to other devices, the accounting goes 1 to 4, i.e. for each 1 MB used on another device, you will be charged 4 MB.
No problems with MB - did not arise.
But keep in mind that if you distribute the Internet to other devices, the accounting goes 1 to 4, i.e. for each 1 MB used on another device, you will be charged 4 MB.
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answered 4 years ago
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It is most convenient to buy a SIM card at the airport - here are the official offices of all operators.
Regarding the fact that "they are very fooled by MB, they fly away in a couple of days" - this is not entirely true. It's just that in Egypt there are tariff plans when the Internet is divided into Mb for browsing and for instant messengers, or for daytime and nighttime. Tourists often do not delve into these subtleties when connecting, and then write that they are "fooling with the Internet."
Another package of the Internet may allegedly "by mistake" be configured incorrectly. But this can happen in any office, not just at the airport.
How to avoid attempts to fool you: when I connect a new tariff, I always set up a mobile Internet account in my phone and very persistently inform the operator about this. I connect the application of the mobile operator and check the rest of the package there. I say and show that I turned on the counter, and if suddenly the data of my phone does not match the data of the application, then I will come to this office and arrange "Mushkel KebIra". They laugh and connect everything correctly.
It is most convenient to buy a SIM card at the airport - here are the official offices of all operators.
Regarding the fact that "they are very fooled by MB, they fly away in a couple of days" - this is not entirely true. It's just that in Egypt there are tariff plans when the Internet is divided into Mb for browsing and for instant messengers, or for daytime and nighttime. Tourists often do not delve into these subtleties when connecting, and then write that they are "fooling with the Internet."
Another package of the Internet may allegedly "by mistake" be configured incorrectly. But this can happen in any office, not just at the airport.
How to avoid attempts to fool you: when I connect a new tariff, I always set up a mobile Internet account in my phone and very persistently inform the operator about this. I connect the application of the mobile operator and check the rest of the package there. I say and show that I turned on the counter, and if suddenly the data of my phone does not match the data of the application, then I will come to this office and arrange "Mushkel KebIra". They laugh and connect everything correctly.
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answered 4 years ago
In May 2019, we bought an ORANGE SIM card at Hurghada airport for $10. We used the whole holiday (11 nights). Handed out to 2 phones.
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