Golan Telecom

Golan Telecom – GOLANtalk

The main difference between prepaid cards and regular post-pay cards is the degree of control over how much we spend when using our cellphones.

Regular SIM cards, we paid after the use and according to the extent of how much we used our phone. With prepaid cards, you pay in advance, and the card works until the end of the plan or amount. Golan-Telecom is the latest company to be added to the ever-growing prepaid card market.

For who is it suitable?

Prepaid cards are ideal for young people whose parents want full control over mobile phone expenses, a fixed budget that can not go over. They are excellent for those who do not have credit cards such as foreign workers and anyone who wants to save on expenses, such as students.

Since most prepaid cards are charging and because the cards can be bought at cash at different points of sale rather than in the phone company and without identification.

Golan Israel

Golan Telecom entered the cellular communications market in early 2012 as the fifth mobile provider company in Israel. In retrospect was one of the companies that led to increased competition between cellular companies in Israel, thanks to the low prices that the company instituted at the beginning of its activity.

Until Golan Telecom entered the cellular market, the billing model imposed by the mobile providers was a fixed charge for air time, which led to high prices.

Golan-Telecom’s billing model offered a fixed and low monthly charge, with no limit on air time. This model was successfully tested in France by the company’s owners and has affected the decline in cellular communications prices in the country.

After the launch of Golan in May 2012, and with the introduction of its new prices, which were significantly cheaper than competitors’ prices, the other companies were forced to align and lower the costs as well.

Electra currently owns Golan-Telecom.

GOLANtalk

Golan entered the prepaid sector only in the middle of 2018. The company’s opening operations offered meager prices for the first few months. The company’s prepaid cards are called GOLANtalk, and initially, they were marketed through an external company called TCM.

Today, GOLANtalk cards cost more or less as much as HOT‘s and Pelephone‘s cards, which is a little more than Rami Levy‘s price and a little less than Partner‘s. It also includes unique cards that enable calling abroad, special packages for internet surfing only, packages for chargeable cards, and more.