In this review, we explain in clear language where Orange scores strongly and what points of interest you should take into account before choosing this prepaid sim Orange Tempo Easy 15.
| Data bundle | - |
| Data outside bundle | €0.10 /MB |
| Call bundle | - |
| Calling outside the bundle | €0.10 /min |
| SMS Bundle | - |
| SMS outside the bundle | €0.10 /text |
| Network | Telenet 4G |
| 4G/5G network | - |
| Activation | Free |
| Top-up amount | €15 /top-up |
| Contract duration | Indefinite |
| Notice period | Indefinite |
| Target audience | Consumer |
Overview of current promotions and offers from Orange Tempo Easy 15.
Currently, we don't have a record af any promotions or discounts for Orange Tempo Easy 15. Some providers opt to simply offer their best offer already by default, without the fine print and promotional conditions.
Evert E. — Telecom consultant
Orange Belgium is a telecom provider in Belgium offering mobile phone services, mobile internet, prepaid cards, postpaid plans, home internet, digital TV, fixed telephony and telecom packs. Orange serves individual customers as well as families who want to combine several services in one package. Orange Belgium stands out through its broad mobile offer and through bundled solutions that bring internet, TV and telephony together. Orange is suitable for people looking for a mobile plan, but also for households that prefer to manage their telecom services with one provider.
When you want to order Orange Tempo Easy 15, you will need to provide some personal data, such as your name, address, contact and connection details. In addition, you must comply with the applicable order requirements of the provider. Both DareToCompare.be and Orange treat your data carefully and securely, using them exclusively for the processing of your order.
You must have Belgian nationality. If not, look at the alternatives for Orange.
A credit check will be performed by Orange. You must not have any outstanding debt with Orange (or affiliates). If this is the case; try to clear that debt first, or else try to take out the contract in your partner's or other relative's name (subject to their consent, of course).
