Vin mobile is my number. MTS Crimea and mobile communications - operators, tariffs and tips

Although Crimea is now part of Russia, mobile communications there do not work the same as in other parts of our country. In Crimea there are no Beeline, Megafon, MTS, Tele2, Yota networks, but there are Win Mobile, Krymtelecom, Volna Mobile networks, so all SIM cards of Russian operators operate in roaming mode in Crimea.

For all Russian operators, except MTS, roaming in Crimea is quite expensive - calls, SMS and megabytes of traffic cost 5-10 rubles. MTS package tariffs, operating throughout Russia, also work in Crimea through Win mobile roaming. There is no additional charge, but there is one unpleasant feature - MTS free roaming only works in 2G mode. Internet speed is on average 0.1 Mbit/sec.

Win Mobile has 3G and 4G networks, but for some reason MTS is only allowed on 2G. Apparently, that's what they agreed on.

I asked several residents of Crimea and even SIM card sellers about mobile networks in Crimea, but to my surprise they knew nothing, talking only about MTS. I had to figure it out myself.

They are caught in Yalta networks of three operators.

In the Internet S Tariff Plan, 100 MB of traffic costs 5 rubles. The “Youth” tariff plan has a subscription fee of 100 rubles per month, which includes 3 GB of traffic and unlimited calls to Krymtelecom numbers. Calls to Russian phones - 5 rubles per minute, SMS - 2 rubles.

The third network 25060 2G/3G belongs to the operator Volna Mobile (KTK-Telecom), which has not yet launched.

Most cheap option MTS has a tariff with the strange name MTS Smart Unlimited, a SIM card with which you can buy in Moscow for 200 rubles. Every day in the first month 12.9 rubles will be debited, for which they give unlimited Internet, 200 minutes and 200 SMS per month. Upon return, the tariff can be changed to any tariff without a subscription fee, for example Super MTS. Let me remind you once again that the Internet in Crimea with this SIM card will be very slow - only 2G.

P.s. Important tip. If your mobile Internet does not work while roaming, even though everything is configured correctly, just turn off the phone (do not put it in airplane mode, do not overload it), wait a minute and turn it on again.

2016, Alexey Nadezhin

The Internet project “Be Mobile” has prepared an overview of current tariffs for mobile communications in Crimea and Sevastopol as of 2017. Our selection includes tariffs without a monthly fee - for the most economical, as well as offers with packages of minutes, SMS, Internet - for owners of smart devices. Separately, we looked at tariffs for mobile Internet.

Despite the fact that the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol became part of Russian Federation in 2014, the usual Russian mobile operators still do not work here. This is largely due to the fear of sanctions from bankers who lend Russian companies, as well as equipment suppliers who may simply not follow through with contacts.

However, mobile communications on the peninsula are provided by local operators. What's most interesting about last years coverage and quality of communication services have improved significantly and continue to improve. If until 2014 only 2G and fragmentary 3G communications worked in Crimea, now 85% of the inhabitants of the peninsula can use 3G networks, and in such major cities High-speed Internet based on 4G is available in Simferopol, Sevastopol, Yalta, Kerch, Alushta and Foros.

Currently, there are four GSM telecom operators operating in Crimea and Sevastopol (Win mobile, Volna Mobile, Krymtelecom, Sevmobile) and one CDMA operator (Intertelecom). Let's consider the proposals of these operators in detail.

Win mobile operator tariffs

The largest operator in terms of developing its own networks in Crimea and Sevastopol is Win mobile ( entity"K-Telecom"). Currently, the company covers the peninsula with 2G, 3G and 4G networks (Simferopol, Sevastopol, Yalta, Kerch, Alushta, Foros). The Win mobile line includes three tariffs: “Freedom of Communication”, “Fast and Furious”, “At Sea”.

The “Freedom of Communication” tariff, in its structure, is very much reminiscent of the Russian “Super MTS” from the operator of the same name. For the most part, it is tailored to the needs of people who live in Crimea and Sevastopol. There is no subscription fee. The client is provided with 60 free minutes per day to Win mobile operator numbers. Starting from 61 minutes until the end of the current day, the cost of on-net calls will be 50 kopecks per minute. Other outgoing calls to any operators of the Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and Krasnodar region- 1 ruble for every minute. Subscribers of the “Freedom of Communication” tariff can activate the “Free Calls” service, which allows you to receive 60 free minutes per day to numbers of operators in the Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and Krasnodar Territory. The cost of connecting to the service is 30 rubles, the subscription fee is 2 rubles per day.

Calls to numbers in other regions of Russia are charged at 9.5 rubles per minute. To reduce the price of a minute to 2 rubles for long-distance calls in Russia, you can connect to the “My Russia” service: connection is paid - 15 rubles, subscription fee - 3 rubles per day.

SMS messages to numbers of Win mobile and other mobile operators of the Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and Krasnodar Territory - 1.50 rubles per piece. SMS message to the numbers of other mobile operators in Russia - 1.95 rubles. Mobile Internet is charged per megabyte: 10 rubles per MB. Traffic packages for a day or a month are also available. The maximum packages are 2.5 GB for 150 rubles per month and 4 GB for 200 rubles per month.

For people who actively use mobile internet on tablets, as well as using USB modems and WiFi routers, it’s worth taking a closer look at the “Fast and Furious” tariff. The subscription fee of 400 rubles per month includes a package of 15 GB of traffic without speed limits. If this block is exceeded, the speed is limited to 32 Kbps. Voice calls and SMS are expensive here.

For vacationers and business travelers to Crimea and Sevastopol, the Win mobile operator has a special resort tariff “At Sea”. There is no subscription fee for the first 90 days from the moment of activation of the connection kit. Starting from day 91 - 1 ruble per day.

As for communication services, any outgoing calls within Russia will cost 3 rubles per minute. Outgoing SMS - 1.95 rubles. Mobile Internet is charged in blocks of 10 rubles per 100 MB. You can purchase Win mobile connection kits at operator service centers in Crimea and Sevastopol, as well as at local railway stations and Simferopol airport.

Tariffs of the operator "Volna Mobile"

The operator "Volna Mobile" (KTK-Telecom) provides voice communication services and mobile transmission data in 2G, 3G, 4G standards in Simferopol, Yalta and Sevastopol. In other cities it works according to the virtual operator model on Win mobile networks.

Volna Mobile subscribers can choose one of three tariffs open for connection. Tariff "Sun" - the best way suitable for communication within the Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and Krasnodar Territory. Tariff without monthly fee. Outgoing calls to operator numbers within the Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and Krasnodar Territory cost 60 kopecks per minute. At the same time, clients can activate the “Zero within the network” option and communicate with subscribers of the Volna Mobile operator for free. The subscription fee for the option is 30 rubles per month.

Calls to numbers in other regions of Russia are charged at 5 rubles per minute. If you activate the “Calls within Russia” option, the price is reduced to 2 rubles per minute. True, in this case you will have to pay a subscription fee of 60 rubles per month.

Sending an SMS costs 1 ruble to numbers of any operators in Russia. Mobile Internet costs 5 rubles per MB. You can activate the “Internet on your phone” option, which provides a 2 GB package for 90 rubles per month, which is valid in the Crimea and Sevastopol.

For active users of the mobile Internet in smartphones, as well as in modems and routers, the Volna Mobile operator presents the “Wind” tariff. For a subscription fee of 300 rubles per month you get a 10 GB traffic package. After this block is exhausted, the speed is limited to 32 Kbps until the end billing period. The “Extend speed” option is available to customers - for 50 rubles you will be provided with an additional 1 GB package.

Among the offers of the Volna Mobile operator there is a package tariff “Sea”. The subscription fee of 150 rubles per month includes a package of 300 minutes of calls to operator numbers in Crimea, Sevastopol and Krasnodar Territory. Above this package - 1 ruble per minute. At the same time, on-net calls are not charged at all. They are free. The situation is similar with SMS. Within the Volna Mobile network, messages are free, and to other numbers of operators in Crimea, Sevastopol and the Krasnodar Territory - a package of 300 SMS. After the block is exhausted until the end of the billing period - 1 ruble per message.

The subscription fee also includes a 3 GB mobile Internet package for a month. Further, the speed is limited to 32 Kbps. You can remove the restriction using the “Extend speed” option for 50 rubles. When connected, a block of 1 GB of traffic is provided.

The “Sea” tariff may also be of interest to tourists vacationing in Crimea and Sevastopol, as well as people who frequently travel around the peninsula. The fact is that with this tariff, outgoing calls within Russia cost 3 rubles per minute.

Tariffs of the operator "Krymtelecom"

The service area of ​​the largest fixed-line operator "Crymtelecom" includes the Republic of Crimea. To ensure high-quality coverage, Win mobile operator networks are used. In the city of Sevastopol, Krymtelecom subscribers use roaming from the Sevmobile operator. Among the operator’s current offers are the “My Crimea”, “Contact” and “Super Contact” tariffs - for owners of telephones and smartphones, as well as a series of Internet tariffs for users of modems, routers and tablets.

The “My Crimea” tariff is best suited both for residents of the Republic of Crimea and for use as a tourist SIM card. There is no subscription fee. 30 free minutes are provided per day to Krymtelecom mobile and landline phones. In addition to this volume, until the end of the current day, a preferential tariff is in effect - 20 kopecks per minute. Outgoing calls to mobile and fixed-line telephone numbers in the Republic of Crimea, Sevastopol and MTS of the Krasnodar Territory - 1.5 rubles per minute. Outgoing calls to all numbers in other regions of Russia (except for MTS in the Krasnodar Territory) - 5 rubles per minute.

If desired, subscribers of the “My Crimea” tariff can activate additional options. “Zero on the Network” provides a package of 100 minutes per day within the network for a subscription fee of 2 rubles per day. Connection - 30 rubles.

SMS to numbers of operators in Crimea, Sevastopol and MTS of the Krasnodar Territory - 1 ruble per message. For other operators in Russia - 2 rubles. Mobile Internet is charged by default at 5 rubles per MB. Mobile Internet packages are also available to subscribers: a one-time package of 5 GB per day for 30 rubles per day, as well as monthly packages - 1 GB for 50 rubles per month, 5 GB for 100 rubles per month and 10 GB for 200 rubles per month.

For more demanding users, Krymtelecom has two package tariffs, which include free calls within the network, a set of free SMS and Internet traffic.

The “Contact” tariff for 150 rubles per month allows you to communicate with Krymtelecom subscribers for free. In addition, the package includes 300 SMS to numbers in Crimea, Sevastopol and MTS of the Krasnodar Territory, as well as 5 GB of mobile Internet. Outgoing calls to numbers of Crimean and Sevastopol operators, as well as MTS of the Krasnodar Territory - 1.5 rubles per minute. Any outgoing calls to Russian regions - 5 rubles per minute.

On the “Super Contact” tariff, the package includes 100 minutes outgoing to the numbers of operators in Crimea, Sevastopol and MTS of the Krasnodar Territory. Above this package, calls are charged at 1.5 rubles per minute. On-net calls are free. It is also worth noting the larger mobile Internet package - here it is 12 GB for a month. There is a package of 300 SMS. The subscription fee for the Super Contact tariff is 300 rubles. You can see the remaining parameters in the table below.

For users of tablets, USB modems and routers, Krymtelecom has developed a special line of package tariffs for mobile Internet. It includes 5 tariffs: “Internet S” - 150 MB of traffic for 5 rubles per day, “Internet M” - 15 GB for 300 rubles per month, “Internet L” - 25 GB for 500 rubles per month, “Internet XL” - 50 GB for 650 rubles per month and “Internet Unlimited” - unlimited traffic for 650 rubles (the tariff is open for subscription until August 31, 2017). If the package quota is exceeded, the operator limits the mobile Internet speed to 64 Kbps. To remove restrictions, you can use one-time options from 1 to 10 GB of traffic.

Tariffs of the operator "Sevmobile"

Operates in the city of Sevastopol own operator mobile communications "Sevmobile" (legal entity "SevTelecomSvyaz"). It is worth noting that the company’s services are available only within Sevastopol, a city of federal significance. Outside of it, roaming is enabled. For this reason, it only makes sense to use Sevmobile if you do not leave the city. This is worth remembering.

Three are available for connection basic tariff and three for mobile Internet.

The “Radio Nanny” tariff provides for a subscription fee of 30 rubles per month. For this money, the subscriber receives a package of 300 minutes for three favorite Sevmobile numbers, 100 minutes for one Sevtelecom city number, 100 SMS to Sevmobile numbers and free mobile Internet at a speed of 64 Kbps. Calls to landline numbers in Sevastopol and the Republic of Crimea cost 1 ruble per minute, to mobile numbers - 1.5 rubles per minute. Calls to Russia cost 6 rubles per minute, SMS - 3 rubles per message.

The “My Choice” tariff (subscription fee 100 rubles per month) provides 300 minutes to Sevmobile and 300 minutes to Sevtelecom. In addition to this package, calls to the indicated directions will cost 50 kopecks per minute. Calls to Cell phones other Crimean operators - 1.5 rubles per minute, for home phones - 1 ruble per minute. Calls to Russian regions - 6 rubles per minute. Sending SMS - 1.5 rubles per piece. When sending messages within the Sevmobile network, the first 100 SMS per month are free. The subscription fee includes a package of 50 MB per day of mobile Internet without a speed limit, then it is blocked to 64 Kbps.

The “My City” tariff has a monthly fee of 180 rubles and allows you to communicate for free with mobile and fixed-line subscribers of the operator “Sevmobile” (“Sevtelecom”). In addition, 90 free minutes are provided to mobile operators in Crimea. Calls to landlines - 1 ruble per minute. Calls to Russian regions - 3 rubles per minute, SMS - 1.5 rubles (free within the network). The Internet is provided free of charge, however, it is simply not possible to use the Internet at a speed of 64 Kbps.

At the “Radio Nanny”, “My Choice” and “My City” tariffs, mobile Internet packages are available for connection: 2 GB for 100 rubles, 4 GB for 150 rubles, 10 GB for 300 rubles, unlimited - for 850 rubles per month.

Users of tablets, USB modems and WiFi routers can subscribe to special tariffs for 3G mobile Internet. The “My Internet 5” package provides 5 GB of Internet for 200 rubles per month, “My Internet 15” - 15 GB for 400 rubles, “My Internet Unlimited” - unlimited Internet for 900 rubles per month.

If you are going to use mobile communication services in the Republic of Crimea and in Sevastopol with your home operator (Beeline, MegaFon, MOTIV, MTS, Tele2), we recommend that you study. You can also save a lot of money with them.

Recently I received a letter in the mail from one of the subscribers of the Crimean operator Win Mobile. The question was:

Hello! Please tell me how I can check my expenses by phone number?

At first I didn’t know that the question was coming from a Win Mobile user, and the answer seemed as simple as shelling pears: go to Personal Area on the operator’s website and order call details. But with Vin Mobile this turned out to be impossible. I was surprised to find out that they have There is simply no personal account.

The Win Mobile website does not represent any engineering miracles. Yes, it is beautifully made, pictures, graphics - everything is on the level, but technically it is not a quick fix a resource made in the style of a landing page. All links in it are made in the form of “anchors” - they are transferred to the desired abbreviation of the same page. All. There is no functionality. For such a site, an average webmaster from the outback of Russia with good knowledge of Photoshop will make you a maximum of thousands for 20 rubles. Although MTS probably spent (wasted) 10-20 times more on this masterpiece.

I didn’t find any information about checking expenses on a room or ordering details on mobile-win.ru. I only found a list of their salons in the form of an awkward pdf attachment.

From this I came to the conclusion that to this day get details of your expenses fromWinMobile is only available as a printout by visiting their offices directly.

Very convenient, isn't it? Especially if they are far from your place of residence.

Hello.

Please tell me how I can receive a report on accruals, details and invoices in in electronic format without visiting your offices?

I can’t find my personal account on the website. Is it possible to use the personal account on the MTS website for a Vin Mobile number? Does Win Mobile have a command to check the “last 5 paid actions» like MTS: *152#?

My opinion: not responding to clients’ letters is a direct disrespect for them on the part of the company. The attitude is not caring. Is it worth using such an operator? The conclusion is obvious. In addition, the “regular” MTS with Krasnodar numbers in the same code works great in Crimea and provides subscribers with all the usual amenities.

K-Telecom LLC was registered to someone unknown in Krasnodar (there is also K-Telecom CJSC in Armenia - a subsidiary of MTS since 2007). For what? So that MTS can use the resources of the MTS Ukraine network on the territory of the Crimean Peninsula and officially deny it. What are you talking about, Win Mobile is “not MTS” and has nothing to do with it! Thus, in light of recent political disagreements, they decided to avoid the threat of a fall in MTS share prices on the New York Stock Exchange and various Western sanctions.

At the same time, any user modern smartphone, for example, on Android, can install the Netmonitor application on it and by changing MTS SIM cards - Win Mobile, understand that the phone will work from the same base stations of the same MTS network.

Win Mobile subscribers from Crimea, no offense, but the operator doesn’t care about you. It's not made to please you at all. They are just making money off of you. This conclusion is evidenced by the non-response of Vin’s technical support. No normal website, no choice of tariffs and services, no level of decent service. And how many months has nothing changed?

But recently, the head of the Russian Ministry of Communications, Nikiforov, announced that 2 more new mobile operators will soon start working in Crimea - in order to take care of the needs of the residents of our country! Of course, it is logical to assume that since the base stations and frequencies of other cellular operators (Kyivstar, Life) remain on the territory of Crimea, as the former Ukraine, then we should now wait for such k-telecoms No. 2 and No. 3.

Wait and see!

This material is based solely on the personal opinion and experience of the author.

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Before the reunification of Crimea with Russia, there were 3 Ukrainian operators operating on the peninsula, which served about 3 million subscribers (up to 4.5 million during the tourist season).

In August 2014, Ukrainian mobile communications began to leave Crimea. In September of the same year, MTS-Ukraine, through the WinMobile network (the brand owner is the K-Telecom company), connected technical roaming, which worked until the end of 2014 only in large cities.

The first Crimean operator “Win ​​mobile”(code +7-978-9) appeared on the peninsula on August 5, 2014 and began providing services in the GSM standard. A little earlier they began to large quantities import SIM cards "MTS Krasnodar" (code +7-978). According to the head office, the company does not operate directly on the peninsula (it uses the Win mobile network to provide technical roaming).

In 2016, 2 more operators appeared on the peninsula: in February - state-owned Krymtelecom (owned by the Ministry of Information and Communications of Crimea; code +7-978-40), and in June - Volna Mobile (owned by KTK-Telecom; code +7-978-5).

Important! Krymtelecom does not serve the territory of Sevastopol, where it has its own operator Sevmobile (code +7-978-254 / +7-978-300).

Tele2, Beeline and Megafon in Crimea operate through the towers of local operators, using technical roaming in the same way as MTS. Some stores sell “gray” SIM cards, but there are significantly fewer subscribers of these companies on the peninsula.

Starter package price and connection quality

The Sevmobile starter package costs 100 rubles. The company offers 6 tariff plans. However, Sevmobile is suitable mainly for residents of Sevastopol, who rarely travel outside the city. National roaming operates on the territory of the Republic, and you have to turn it on manually.

Tariffs of Crimean telecom operators

Roaming: The cost of national roaming for all operators is on average 10 rubles/min. and 10 rub./MB. International roaming: from 30 rub./min. (CIS) up to 70 rub./min. (far abroad).

Crimeans also provide a wide range of services for corporate clients.

Important! The most convenient tariff for MTS Krasnodar subscribers on the peninsula is “Super MTS”.

"Megaphone" offers its subscribers the “Crimea” option: for 15 rubles/day, incoming calls will be free, outgoing calls within Russia and 1 MB of Internet will cost 5 rubles/min. ATTENTION, to use the “Crimea” option, you must connect to the K-Telecom network; the network will be displayed on the screen as “WIN”, “RUS 32” or “25032” (in Sevastopol “RUS33”).

Beeline (via the WIN network) and Tele2 (via the Volna Mobile network) operate according to a similar scheme. The best option for Beeline subscribers - use the options “The most profitable Internet in roaming” or “Internet roaming week”. "Tele2" offers a service “It’s like home in Crimea”.

Interesting! The prices of the “Big Four” are almost the same.

All operators in Crimea provide services of comparable quality and price. Somehow you won’t be able to outwit mobile communications on the peninsula; to reduce the cost of using it, follow these simple tips:

• buying a Crimean SIM card with the Internet is the most convenient and cheapest option to stay in touch;
• It is easier to buy a SIM card in big cities than in small and coastal ones;
• Using the services of the Big Four on the peninsula is expensive. Better conditions offers MTS (especially Krasnodar numbers);
• Keep an eye on the network of connections (see above to see who is collaborating with whom). If the phone “selects” the wrong network, you will have to seriously fork out money;
• if you are traveling to Crimea with a Big Four number that will be called, take advantage of special discounted services and top up your account in Russia (on the peninsula there may be problems with this or you will have to overpay);
• when you leave the peninsula, do not forget to turn off all preferential options (MTS often sins with this, eating up your money).

Development and prospects

Mobile communications in Crimea are actively developing and becoming more accessible. There is hope that soon the Big Four will be able to emerge from the “shadow” of technical roaming. In the meantime, we will use the mobile Internet of local operators.