Pay As You Go Dongle - France (1 Viewer)

[Philiphall]

Hi anyone any ideas where to get a pay as you go dongle for the internet in France? I have tried several shops and just get the normal shrug of the shoulders. I went into an orange shop and they thought they sold them but could not find them. When I'm in the UK I use3 but they dont cover France. I'm sat outside a bar at the moment using there free wifi but would prefer to have my own connection. I'm sure I have seen a post on here about PAYG but cant find it now!

 

[RogeTeri]

Can't help but would be interested to find the answer. Hope you enjoyed the drink!

 

[Philiphall]

have had several, have to walk around the harbour to get back to the van - better not slip

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[Phill D]

http://www.motorhomewifi.com/catalog/3g/

may not be much use if your already there, but i got mine within 3 days:thumb:

 

[callumwa]

I have a dongle which I unlocked myself free of charge.

In France I have used an "Mobicarte" sim from an Orange store.
They did require photo ID (passport or photo D/L).

You have to follow the instructions which are in French to get it onto the correct data Tariff.

If you don't speak French there is a web page somewhere with pics and instructions..

I'm out and about just now so just posting on my iPad..

If you want the link I can post it later. :thumb:

 

[Beemer]

Hi anyone any ideas where to get a pay as you go dongle for the internet in France? I have tried several shops and just get the normal shrug of the shoulders. I went into an orange shop and they thought they sold them but could not find them. When I'm in the UK I use3 but they dont cover France. I'm sat outside a bar at the moment using there free wifi but would prefer to have my own connection. I'm sure I have seen a post on here about PAYG but cant find it now!

I got mine from the French equivalent of Vodaphone which is SFR.

I topped up at various SFR shops and some supermarkets.

Dave

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[Philiphall]

I have a dongle which I unlocked myself free of charge.

In France I have used an "Mobicarte" sim from an Orange store.
They did require photo ID (passport or photo D/L).

You have to follow the instructions which are in French to get it onto the correct data Tariff.

If you don't speak French there is a web page somewhere with pics and instructions..

I'm out and about just now so just posting on my iPad..

If you want the link I can post it later. :thumb:

posting the link would be great - thanks

 

[Taran_Las]

A mate of mine use SFR. He bought the dongle and topped up in the SFR shop. (No French address required he informs me.)

 

[Concord Pilot]

Try www.LeFrenchMobile.com
Cheers Rob

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[callumwa]

posting the link would be great - thanks

Back on my laptop now....:thumb:

This link has English instructions.

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It's from last year but I "think" the procedure is still up to date, it's been a while since I did mine.....

 

[Heyupluv]

Hi anyone any ideas where to get a pay as you go dongle for the internet in France? I have tried several shops and just get the normal shrug of the shoulders. I went into an orange shop and they thought they sold them but could not find them. When I'm in the UK I use3 but they dont cover France. I'm sat outside a bar at the moment using there free wifi but would prefer to have my own connection. I'm sure I have seen a post on here about PAYG but cant find it now!

SFR shop:thumb:

 

[Ifor]

This doesn't help you now but take a look at togglemobile.co.uk

Reasonable data charges and mobile calls plus no charge to receive incoming calls. Great for France and Spain but NOT for Portugal.

Regards, Ifor
Checkout my blog at pilotesprogress.com

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