In
summer of 2009 Orange and BIC, the 2 companies had teamed together and
brought to Spain the BIC Phone, a mobile one can buy in a tobacco store,
a stationary shop, a petrol or gas station, or a supermarket, together
with your bread and tomatoes.
It functions on a pre-paid card, and is available from July, of 2009, in Spain, at the price of € 29, which comes to you with €12 worth of free calls, ready to be used the moment you bought it, as they are sold with that balance of €12 and with the battery fully charged.
My first thought was, why they advertise it as 'disposable'? No reason to chuck it out once you have used up the €12, or whatever amount you put in this pre-paid card, right?? Unless they are self destructive? In any case, why was nothing more heard about it??
It functions on a pre-paid card, and is available from July, of 2009, in Spain, at the price of € 29, which comes to you with €12 worth of free calls, ready to be used the moment you bought it, as they are sold with that balance of €12 and with the battery fully charged.
My first thought was, why they advertise it as 'disposable'? No reason to chuck it out once you have used up the €12, or whatever amount you put in this pre-paid card, right?? Unless they are self destructive? In any case, why was nothing more heard about it??
Current Mood: 
Curious
Curious
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