Simyo Reviews 7,089

For some reason they keep declining my prepaid sim. At least they said the money will be refunded. We will see

The network is very poor both Internet and normal

Wauw, what a service. Twice got 3 gb for free, friendly fast customer service via instagram and good prices. Pity no larger bundles than 20 gb, but 12,50 euro for this much data is already great priced. Thanks!

I have a regular subscription and I finished my data, than charged 5€ for 500 megabytes more and the next day once my internet was over I continue to consume internet and I been charged for 1,2 gigabytes over 200€ , the only response I got is that they sent me a message with the tariffs. This is unbelievable

i had chosen an abonment with mobile. simyo asked me to pay with Ideal-link 11,89 euros. after that i paid, i got an instant mesage that my order is denied and i didn't get my money back. and via whatsapp i can't ask about payment..

First will mention, great service, i am in fact really satisfied with my duch e-sim.

But sadly , truth be told, there is no option or I couldn't find from where it is , to change the languages of the app.

In that state the platform is just user not user friendly for all non duch speakers as myself.

Understandably the service is providing me with a duch number and so Its assumed duch people would be the main customers , but honestly its not a secret a lot of EU citizens as myself that dont speak the language need a duch number when they are in the Netherlands students , tourists or workers...

Just eng translation as an option in settings will make the service more accessible and friendly

The Simyo network functions perfectly both within and outside the Netherlands. We have also used our Simyo provider in Germany, Austria, Slovenia and Croatia without any problems. Fully satisfied.

HORRIBLE. PLEASE NEVER CONSIDER USING SIMYO. they're fully a scammer company and will come back and charge u for invoices even after cancelling the subscription, completely removing the sim and wiping it from your phone, and personally emailing them to terminate the number. nothing works. they'll still come back demanding 50 euros for an invoice you "never paid" even though your bank transfers clearly show you making this very transaction back in MARCH when they asked you for another 50 euros. their customer support is horrible. i tell them they're making a mistake, they AGREE that they did (on multiple occasions) yet still persist with having you pay an invoice YOU HAVE ALREADY PAID. genuinely horrible horrible HORRIBLE company and i pray they meet a fate as honourable as they are when they scam you out of a hundred euros.

I switched to Simyo to save money with a SIM-only plan, but it turned out to be the opposite. In my first month, my bill came out absurdly high because they said I had exceeded my data limit — and charged me over €100 in extra MB, at a price that honestly makes no sense. After I complained, they gave me a “discount,” but it still felt like I was being overcharged for something that should have been better communicated or controlled.

I tried to cancel within the first month, but they told me I had to contact Belsimpel (where I got the contract) instead of helping me directly. It felt like they just passed the problem on.

A few months later, now, October I had no Wi-Fi at home, and suddenly my usage showed 20GB of videocalls in one day — which I find very hard to believe. I accepted I might have used more, but the costs were insanely high again, and not only for that month. Somehow, the next month (November) already showed another €100+ before it even started.

The costs are unpredictable, their pricing is not transparent, and the customer service gives you generic answers instead of real solutions. I deeply regret switching to Simyo. I would not recommend it to anyone who wants a clear and fair phone plan.

Getting a good sim only deal was fine. Unfortunately due to personal reasons I wanted to cancel the subscription within the 14 days that it is allowed. However when I wanted to do so I couldn't keep my number. Since a lot is coupled to my phone number I am staying. But it feels like a bad service to me. Probably if I didn't have this issue I would be more then happy.

I live in Amsterdam, very recently went on a skateboard trip to Geneva Switzerland for a week and all went perfect.

All 5G speeds, maybe 10% of time 4G+.

Super satisfied so far.

Dusan

I am really satisfied with Simyo.
Simyo uses KPN line so it is so stable and fast as well.
I found Simyo App is also quite easy to use and check my status and usage.
I am so happy I am with Simyo.

The website is good and efficient. I got the sms to confirm the fact that I want to keep my number.

I’m a very new client. I already have one positive and one negative experience and I’m writing this review to warn anyone considering eSIM.
I wanted to transfer my old number from Odido to Simyo and switch to eSIM. Since I’m abroad at the moment I got in touch with Simyo via WhatsApp.
I got a reply pretty fast and I was told everything about the procedure and basically assured that it’s totally possible.
So I started the process. My number was transferred after few days but I was not able to install the eSIM. I contacted Simyo again via WhatsApp providing the screenshot of the errors I’m getting.
And now the fun part…(not funny for me though): even though my iPhone supports eSIM I can not use it because my model number is not matching the approved model numbers! Only model numbers with last characters DN, ND, ZD, or NL are approved.
So if you have a iPhone purchased anywhere else than NL region you are out of luck installing the eSIM.
This is purely Simyo’s decision not iPhone limitation.
And fair enough, if that’s how they want to do their business, so be it.
But I was not informed about it or never suspected that this kind of limitation even can exist. No one in the chat mentioned it.
And guess what? If I knew in advance, I wouldn’t transfer my number.
Now, I have no access to my Dutch number, no eSIM, and no possibility to revert the process.
I was offered physical SIM as an option.
But since I’m abroad it won’t reach me easily, I have to use my friend’s address in NL to forward me the card.
So all of you travelling and living abroad, check your iPhone’s model number before purchasing eSIM.
You might be out of luck!
I’m giving 2 stars in this review because the customer service was easy to reach.
The story will be continued after my SIM (physical SIM!) arrives.

Hii,
First thank you for your services. Everything has been okay so far for me; however, it is terrible that the application is only supported in Dutch language. I don’t understand a word in Dutch so it makes it hard for me to work with the app!

It is a scam company they took 110 euro for 40 mb outside the bundle and I didn’t know that Internet will not stop automatically when I reach my limit

I paid for an e sim because i’m in the netherlands dor just a month. And apparently i went outside my plan. The e-sim was 11 euros which is really good. But the fact that they “block” my sim when i’m already 100 euros over is a bit shit. So i bought some more mb’s for internet and it happend again. NOT 100 EUROS BUT 250 EUROS. So now an 11 euro plan turns into 361 euros. Great.

Beware: there is no way to tell Simyo to disable your data service when your data runs out. Why does this matter? Because they immediately charge you 0,15 EUR / MB. That’s about 40 EUR for a 5 minute YouTube video. Yes, they send notifications, but if like me you don’t monitor your text messages and email by the minute, you may find yourself with a huge bill. It’s an exploitative and unethical business model and I’d be shocked if it’s not illegal. Their support chat can take half a day to get back to you and let you know they’re not going to help you. The design of the app is confusing and looks like a German website from 2005, and seems like it was developed by 2 low-skill programmers. If you’re reading this and you’ve experienced anything similar with Simyo, please chime in with your experience and report them to the ACM (Autoriteit Consument & Markt) if you think it’s justified. These people are getting rich off by extracting cash from people in NL who probably live day to day or paycheck to paycheck.

EDIT: I cannot reply to Simyo's response to my original message, so I'm including this addition. I've been in touch with your support team and have spoken to probably 15 or so different members and have asked specifically about disabling my data once I runs out, rather than charging 0,15 EUR / MB, and A) either none of them were aware of it, which would be another failure of yours, B) they all lied and pretended they did not know about it, or C) you are lying in your response.

Where EXACTLY in Mijn Simyo can I find this feature, if indeed it exists? It's not under Settings/Instelingen in the iOS app, and on the website, the page for Dataplafond on the website (can't include a link due to restrictions on trustpilot) says "MISTAKE: This page does not exist (anymore) Do you want to go somewhere else?"

Relatively good service and affordable prices