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	<title>Comments on: Contactability</title>
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	<description>Tony&#039;s travel travails</description>
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		<title>By: Arno</title>
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		<description>How to fill the prepaid mobile phone cards? Hmm, don&#039;t know that, but I&#039;d suggest going to the shops of the telecommunication firms (Elisa, TELE2, EMT) and asking about it there. I know that you can buy the &quot;filling cards&quot; that have a specific number on them. You take the card out, check the number and send it via SMS to the phone number on the &quot;filling card&quot;.

However if you plan to stay here a bit longer I&#039;d reccomend a contractual agreement with one of the telecommunication companies. It is as cheap as prepaid cards, if not cheaper.

Arno</description>
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<p>However if you plan to stay here a bit longer I&#8217;d reccomend a contractual agreement with one of the telecommunication companies. It is as cheap as prepaid cards, if not cheaper.</p>
<p>Arno</p>
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