kimsufi.com & ovh.co.uk prices.
Originally Posted by
Dave
How do you spend your points? I can find out how many I have but don't see where I can use them?
BUMP?
oles@ovh.net
12-06-2008, 11:46
Andy
a écrit:
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> My phone will work in any country but I have to pay a lot higher costs
> to use it. However, the phone will have a +44 prefix when outside of the
> UK so any foreign mobile phones will not have that prefix but rather the
> prefix of their own country.
and it's with the free cart ? easy to buy ? very cheap ? ...
it would be a quite complicated solution just to order in ovh.
How do you spend your points? I can find out how many I have but don't see where I can use them?
slayer2005
12-06-2008, 00:02
Originally Posted by
Andy
My phone will work in any country but I have to pay a lot higher costs to use it. However, the phone will have a +44 prefix when outside of the UK so any foreign mobile phones will not have that prefix but rather the prefix of their own country.
exasctly andy so they will no by that i would think.
My phone will work in any country but I have to pay a lot higher costs to use it. However, the phone will have a +44 prefix when outside of the UK so any foreign mobile phones will not have that prefix but rather the prefix of their own country.
oles@ovh.net
11-06-2008, 23:38
Nettus
a écrit:
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> euro's are so annoying
>
> w00t - Yes sms is that, http://www.freesimcards.org.uk/
I'm in France. Do your cart work in France ? I don't believe.
if you are in UK, I don't care where do you buy your mobile
cart. Your mobile cart will work only in UK. So I know that
you can buy on ovh.co.uk
So a customer from SE won't be able to pay a dedicated server
in UK. That's all.
euro's are so annoying
w00t - Yes sms is that,
http://www.freesimcards.org.uk/
by SMS? as in short message service? provided by mobile phone companys?
if so any 1 an gain a UK sim card? O2 provide them free. You can purchase them from ebay.
Maybe adding somthing where you have to contact a UK Landline number and enter an a code sent via email into a call from OVH? Something like a 6 digit number we have to enter when asked?
oles@ovh.net
11-06-2008, 22:26
Dave a écrit:
>
> When I come to upgrade from my RPS to a Kimsufi 2008 I think i'll try
> ordering from Kimsufi.com... the worst that can happen is I save £4.50 a
> month
You can order only on ovh.co.uk since you come from UK. Next week
all orders will be confirmed before payment with SMS. You will need
to get us your UK's SMS to order in ovh.co.uk (we have too much
hackers and customers coming from outside of UK, the same for the
FR, PL, DE, ES).
Anyway, all differences is given with the points.
But why UK doesn't want to use Euro ? It's so easy ...
Originally Posted by
Dave
Seems like the uk customers are paying more for "loyalty points" that I for one won't ever use.
Can't imagine each loyalty point is worth £4.50.
Each point is worth so much, and you get them credited into the loyalty point account in your manager. You can then use them to purchase OVH services. .com purchasers don't get any loyalty points at all. So overall, you both get the same for your money.
Originally Posted by
Andy
The difference is given back to you in "loyalty points" which you can then use to put towards another server, domain, or other OVH service.
They won't allow the order from the .com if you're in the UK for the simple reason that the .co.uk is for UK people, and they will look at the address used. It it originates from the UK, they'll reject the order and you'll get an e-mail telling you to use the .co.uk.
Seems like the uk customers are paying more for "loyalty points" that I for one won't ever use.
Can't imagine each loyalty point is worth £4.50.
Originally Posted by
Dave
Their VAT rate is 19.6% I think their robbing people in the UK
When I come to upgrade from my RPS to a Kimsufi 2008 I think i'll try ordering from Kimsufi.com... the worst that can happen is I save £4.50 a month
The difference is given back to you in "loyalty points" which you can then use to put towards another server, domain, or other OVH service.
They won't allow the order from the .com if you're in the UK for the simple reason that the .co.uk is for UK people, and they will look at the address used. It it originates from the UK, they'll reject the order and you'll get an e-mail telling you to use the .co.uk.
Originally Posted by
JALZOO
I assume the VAT systems are different.. I guess they pay less then we do.
Their VAT rate is 19.6% I think their robbing people in the UK
When I come to upgrade from my RPS to a Kimsufi 2008 I think i'll try ordering from Kimsufi.com... the worst that can happen is I save £4.50 a month
I assume the VAT systems are different.. I guess they pay less then we do.
I recently went to "kimsufi.com" and noticed the "Kimsufi 2008" package prices....
kimsufi.com = 23.91 (inc 19.6% VAT) Euros = ~18.92 British pounds
ovh.co.uk = 23.49 (inc 17.5% VAT) British pounds = ~29.68 Euros
Thats a ~£4.57 difference and kimsufi.com seems to allow me to order one (didn't go though the whole process but it knew who I was).
Anyone had any experiences of ordering one from kimsufi.com instead?