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Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamRobinson74 wrote:and what is the validity period for outgoing calls?
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bhtom wrote:What's the problem of spending 5 PLN a month on a card that guards our possessions? And here it's only cheaper, longer, and preferably for zero...
Marianowy1987 wrote:In the same way it is with those who pay insurance on the house and there are those who will pay as long as they manage to raise a collection to renovate what is left.
dragon79 wrote:.Under me ETHM is the main connection,
But on the other hand, looking at the installation of cables/fibre cables bringing internet to houses or flats, it can take no more than a minute for such a link to fail.... All in all GSM can also be disrupted, so there is no reliable notification....
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If this question is for me, I will answer: in connection with the fact that I have enabled sms forwarding to my phone number for security reasons, every time I am reminded of inactivity, an sms is sent and thus there is activity on my account and the inactivity fee is not charged
michalgajdacreditia wrote:Thanks a lot, I've seen it, but I won't do it , "legally", because I'll go with the bags 😅 I've decided on Play from scratch. £5 100 SMS and £5 1 GB. We'll see how much Satel will get internet out of it and if it's enough.
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bachin wrote:You need to log in to the bank, make a top-up with your finger, because with an automatic transfer to the number you will not do.
bachin wrote:.Play's offer is misleading with the wording "No expiry date", as the date is there because they switched it off.
bhtom wrote:Hello,
bachin wrote:.You need to log in to the bank, make a top-up with your finger, because with the automatic transfer to the number you will not do.
Not true. As a rule, you can activate a cyclic phone top-up in any banking app.
bachin wrote:.Play's offer is misleading with the wording "No expiry date", as the date is there because they switched it off.
Just top up once a month for 5 zeta 😀
Greetings.
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bachin wrote:.no bank allows you to auto-complete your prepaid phone number for 5-10 zeta every month. You always have to enter the number, give the operator etc. and that's why I got caught switching off my account and sim because I forgot
bachin wrote:.Also, if the switchboard doesn't alert, it doesn't send an sms, and if it does, the cash will run out sooner
bachin wrote:You can check your account balance every day, install the PLAY app, paint the lawn green, stroke the flowers in the garden, line up the paper clips on your desk, just the question is why and is there time for that?
bachin wrote:Just yesterday I called PLAY and it turned out that they switched off the number in September because they ran out of money on it.
bachin wrote:you should have studied all the provisions of the terms and conditions (as if someone had nothing else to do and liked to read these writings ).
alster1 wrote:bachin wrote:.no bank allows you to auto-refill your prepaid phone number for 5-10 zeta every month. You always have to enter the number, give the operator etc and that's why I got caught switching off my account and sim because I forgot
And what's the problem of topping up once every few months for e.g. 50p?bachin wrote:.Also, if the switchboard doesn't alert, it doesn't send an sms, and if it does, the cash will run out sooner
Just set up a test sms transmission once a month.bachin wrote:You can check your account balance every day, install the PLAY app, paint the lawn green, stroke the flowers in the garden, line up the paper clips on your desk, just the question is why and is there time for that?
Most of today's alarms are able to monitor the card balance and inform the user.bachin wrote:Just yesterday I called PLAY and it turned out that they switched off the number in September because it had run out of cash.
So the money ran out 2 months ago and you weren't aware of it? Then why the hell is there such a notification that hasn't worked for 2 months. You have a badly configured system and you pour out your grievances on the operator because you did not bother to read the terms of service.bachin wrote:you should have studied all the provisions of the terms and conditions (as if someone had nothing else to do and liked reading these excuses ).
Finally, Yes I use PLAY cards with the tariff "From New" in alarm systems and for me it works.
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bachin wrote:."So the checkout ran out 2 months ago and you weren't aware of it? Then why the hell is there even such a notification that 2 months out." this question is for PLAY, not me
bachin wrote:.I am not going to spend a lot of money on upgrading the alarm
bachin wrote:.As I wrote above, it's a crock and a meter of muck, because they don't take into account the fact that someone might not feel like constantly checking whether there's cash or not, because they'll turn it off.
bachin wrote:So don't mislead people.
bhtom wrote:.As a rule in any banking application
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bachin wrote:.Also, if the switchboard does not alert, it does not send a text message
bachin wrote:.As I wrote, the offer is not suitable for alarms, as it misleads the customer ("No expiry date") and requires constant checking of the account balance
bhtom wrote:Hello,
bachin wrote:Therefore, do not mislead people.
I am not misleading anyone, I wrote after all:
bhtom wrote:As a rule, in any banking application
My bank offers such a service
bachin wrote:.Also, if the PBX does not alert, it does not send a text message
Simply set up a daily sms test transmission and then it is all clear whether the alarm notification is 'alive'.
bachin wrote:.As I wrote the offer is not suitable for alarms, because it misleads the customer ("No expiry date") and requires constant checking of the account balance
It is suitable, you just have to know how to use it....
Besides, the Operator has the right to suspend the service at any time because it is not an offer for "GSM module" type devices.
Greetings.
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alster1 wrote:bachin wrote:."So the cash ran out 2 months ago and you weren't aware of it? Then why the hell is there even such a notification that 2 months out." this question is to PLAY, not to me
This question is most definitely for you, it's your alarm system and at least in theory it's supposed to protect your property and from what you write you have no control over it.
You write about a subscription, but what if the GSM module in your system fails? Even a subscription will not help you, you still have no control over it.bachin wrote:I am not going to spend a lot of money on upgrading the alarm8cbee958 .
There is no need, 99% of systems even from the 2000's allow you to send a test transmission at any frequency, If I get a test SMS once a week or month then at least I know the card is working and the system is alive.bachin wrote:As I wrote above, it's a muck and a meter of muck, because they don't take into account the fact that someone may not feel like constantly checking whether there is a cash or not, because they will turn it off.
After all, you didn't have to decide on such an offer, you continue to air your grievances against the operator because you didn't read the terms of the contract.
There could also be a blizzard, an earthquake and the GSM module will collapse.
Where did you get that herb?
On a more serious note, as much as I can text test the module, but modules don't go down that often because it's not the power thyristor, but the operator who's banging the crap out of it.
If you read with comprehension, you would know that the topic is about the PLAY service, which sucks, not about the module, and it's not about any "regrets", but about stating that it's completely unsuitable for the alarm and generates problems. My module has a slot for two cards. The problem is that two are switched off for reasons such as these, because sometimes people work hard and don't have time to play around with testing the operator's free americana. It simply should be organised differently, it just doesn't get through to the operator's decision makers because they are impregnated including some on this forum. It would be enough to add a few minor changes and sell a not expensive service of just a sim card for the alarm. Everyone would benefit. The user who can be sure that no one will cheat him, the operator who will make money and the network will not be burdened, because there is a shortage of such sim cards on the market, but for this you need to have a brain. That's why a 10 zeta subscription should get the job done, because then you can set up a cyclical transfer rather than manually sending a top-up each time. Besides, there will be a substantial call and sms limit and you can send a daily test sms for no min. 10gr a piece (only question is why and who will check it). With a subscription you also have the certainty that the operator won't switch off the card because you've run out of money, because it will always be cyclically paid.
If I find something, I'll send it, because for now I'm looking for what to recommend here, but for 1000% definitely not PLAY from scratch, because it to the alarm is a shambles and completely unsuitable, does not work.
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bachin wrote:With a subscription, you also have the assurance that the operator will not switch off the card because you run out of money, because it will always be cyclically paid.
bachin wrote:.My module has a slot for two cards. The problem is that two have switched off for reasons j.w.
bachin wrote:every morning on retirement
