• The “Pay & GO” SIM card (network access card) for your phone
• Complete with FREE talk time worth approx £7 / € 11
• Choice of 3 Tariff plans: “Original”, “Night & Weekend”, “Any Time”
• No yearly contract, monthly charges, or credit check
• FREE incoming calls
• Free Voicemail

• Be sure that the battery is charged
• Insert the “Pay & GO” SIM card into the mobile phone
• Turn on your phone
• Type in your PIN

Attention!

You will find these PIN and PUK codes on the cover around your Pay & GO card when you buy it. So don’t throw it away! (In fact, this cover contains a lot more information than just the codes.)

When you buy your “Pay & GO” SIM card, the default pricing plan is the regular or “Original” plan. To switch:

1. determine which pricing plan best suits your current calling pattern
2. call 1712 free of charge from your GSM phone
3. select “2” to enter the Options menu
4. press “4” to change your “Pay & GO” pricing plan
5. Press the number that corresponds to the plan you have chosen

1 for Original

2 for Night & Weekend

3 for AnyTIme

You can change as many times as you wish. You can change free of charge up to three times per year – the year starts when you make the first call. As from the fourth change within the same year, you will be charged BEF 250 (approx £4 or € 6) for each additional change.

To reload your “Pay & GO” SIM card, you can choose between one of the three “Pay & GO” reload cards: 500, 995 or 1990 Belgian Francs – worth approx £4.80 or € 12.40, approx £15.30 or € 24.66, and approx £30.60 or € 49.33 respectively.

The BEF 1990 card actually contains BEF 2190 worth of calling credit, a bonus of BEF 200, which is €4.96 or approximately £3.

Each of the cards has a different value, but all have a validity period of 1 year.

Adding call credit to your “Pay & GO” SIM card is done in a cumulative way. In other words: the value of the reload card you bought is added to the remaining value of your present card. Hence you do not lose any call credit when you reload before the expiry of your card. You can, however, not reload indefinitely as there is a limit of BEF 10,000 (€247.89 or approx £153).

It’s all very easy: just top up whenever you want! In order to help you, “Pay & GO” will keep you informed automatically if your credit is less than BEF 200 (€4.95 or approx £3) and / or the validity period for outgoing calls is less than 5 days. From that moment on, a voice message will advise you with each call you make. When you hear a beep during a telephone conversation, this means that your time is almost exhausted. You then have 30 seconds to finish your call.

Also take into account that you can only reload once per day and that you cannot reload on the day when you make your fist call with your card. There is an exception: if you reload using a Bancontact / Mister Cash ATM machine or a Belgacom public telephone, you will be able to reload more than once per day.

If you’re too late with reloading, your “Pay & GO” SIM card will be deactivated. This means that you will lose your call number as well as any remaining credit. If you still want to keep using “Pay & GO”, you will therefore have to start from scratch with a new “Pay & GO” SIM card, and with a new call number.

When you buy your “Pay & GO” SIM card, its validity is set to 1 year, starting when you first use your card to call someone. This means that you have a full year to use up your calling credit – i.e. to make calls – as well as to receive calls, and to top up.

If you wish to use your card longer than one year and retain your telephone number, you should top up your card before the end of its validity period. For this, you need one of the top up cards, which also have a validity of 1 year.

What does that mean? When you top up your “Pay & GO” SIM card for BEF 500, BEF 995, BEF 1990, the validity of your card will be reset to 1 year.

Name:                                     PROXIMUS

Network type                           GSM 900

Handset Code                         BEL PROXI

Network Code                         206 01

Network Status                       Live January1994