DIGI Romania is one of the largest telecommunications operators in our country, with over 10 million customers throughout the country, an impressive number for a locally founded company, without a foreign group behind it. DIGI Romania has a mobile phone network that counts 3.7 million customers, the vast majority attracted thanks to the low prices and great benefits that are offered, but unfortunately many do not know about a very big problem.
DIGI Romania promises customers who have mobile phone services thousands of international minutes to landline and mobile, but unfortunately not everyone knows that there are a series of extremely serious limits. First of all, not all countries in the European Union are included in the list of those to which DIGI Romania clients can call without paying a penny, such that Norway, Finland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Latvia, have special prices listed by the operator, without a free minute.
DIGI Romania: ATTENTION! THE BIG PROBLEM Romanians DON'T KNOW ABOUT
DIGI Romania offers free minutes in other countries in the European Union, but unfortunately these minutes are offered only in certain mobile networks, not in all of them. There are countries such as Germany, Austria, Spain, Hungary, Italy, and a few others, where only calls made to a single operator are free, in the last 3 it has to be DIGI Mobil, and this even though DIGI Romania says that the minutes are offered in "main mobile phone networks" in those countries, although it is clear that this is not the case.
DIGI Romania it charges not very high rates, per minute, for calls made to the rest of the networks that are not included among those where you can call for free, but even so, it charges money. It is possible that some customers do not know that they cannot call anywhere in Europe with DIGI Romania's DIGI Mobil Optim Nelimitat subscription, and notice that they have an additional cost in the monthly subscription, without knowing exactly where it comes from, and this is where I start and the problems.
DIGI Romania has all this information listed on its website, including a form that allows people to find out if a number they are about to call is free or not.
