On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 18:17:02 GMT, "BG" <borje@hotmail.com> wrote:

Sveiks Borje!
I'm afraid my memory just doesn't go that far back! I did lend my
prepaid card to an English opera singer about 2 years ago, whom I came
across on another usenet group (soc.culture.baltics), though.
What have you been doing in Latvia or is that a closely guarded
secret??

Maris


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>> >>>Tele2 did that 3 or 4 years ago within the Baltic states!
>> >>>Let's hope there are more followers than Three!
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>> >>Are you saying that they allowed free roaming within the three states?
>> >Ja, ta ir.
>> >>i.e If you had a Latvian Tele2 card you could roam for no extra cost
>> >>within Estonia and Lithuania?
>> >Pareizs
>> >> As the holder of a Latvian tele2 PAYG
>> >>card (which I keep updated because I have a very memorable number), I
>> >>can confirm that the only snag is that Tele2 call rates are as
>> >>expensive as here if not more so!
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>> >You have understood it fully correct. Tele2 have created a "domestic
>> >market" within the three states. The only thing is that you nedd to by
>> >your refill coupons in the same country as the card is issued.
>> >So you Zelta Zivtina still needs Zelta Zivtina atjaunosanas kartes.
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>> Blimey, another Latvian by the looks of it are have you been learning
>> Latvian on the sly???
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>Well, no, I'm Swedish and I've spent quite a lot of time in Lativa. Very few
>persons spoke other languages than Latvian and Russian when I first went
>there so I just had to learn some Laatvian. You and me have been in contact
>before concerning Latvia and prepaid cards, 5-7 years ago, I think.
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>Visu labu,
>Borje, no Zviedijas
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