Have a Cellcom cell phone line you don’t use much but aren’t ready to give up? A ‘secret’ plan can keep your line open and save cash.
Send SMS text messages for free to Israel & the US via Gmail
13 July 2011 By 21 Comments
SMS text messages are a quick and convenient way to get in touch with someone, but as the month rolls on they can start to take a bite out of your wallet. For those in the know, Gmail offers a solution that can help keep your SMS cost in check.
Funny ad informs of cellular consumer rights, free phone unlocking
3 March 2011 By Leave a Comment
The Ministry of Communications (MOC) is spending 3 million NIS to let consumers know about the new laws which benefit mobile phone consumers. As part of the MOC campaign, in a humorous ad, outspoken Israeli sports journalist and commentator Ron Kaufman coaches a group of consumers in how to deal with cellular companies with their […]
Now break your long-term cellular contract for cheap
22 February 2011 By 6 Comments
Stuck in a long-term cellular contract? As of this month, the big fines and exit fees hanging over your head have been greatly reduced.
New all-you-can-eat cellular data plans at Cellcom
1 February 2011 By 5 Comments
Israel cellular internet users now have the new and exciting choice to be charged by speed instead of data usage. Cellcom has introduced into the market a series of packages for new customers that will allow them to buy internet the same way we do at home – by download / upload speed instead of […]
1,000 minutes of free calls to cellular lines for Bezeq customers
26 January 2011 By 2 Comments
A Bezeq outage yesterday caused a lot of frustration for home and business subscribers. And, Bezeq is now trying to make it up to you. From Sunday 30.01.2011 through Saturday 05.02.2011, Bezeq customers can make up to 1,000 minutes in calls to cellular numbers for free!
Cellcom crash aftermath, compensation
5 December 2010 By Leave a Comment
Though it took far too long from many customers’ perspective, the Cellcom service interruption reported last week is history. Cellcom finally discovered the cause which was reported to be an upgrade gone bad.