Beiträge von Jules Rimet

  • Tipps für Telefontarife

    • Mit Travel Mobil Basic World (25,17 € netto): Gültig in Ländergruppe 2 und 3 (ausgenommen Hochpreisländer)*

      • 60 Minuten (abgehend & ankommend). Folgepreis 0,50 € netto/Minute.
        Keine Zuschläge für ankommende Gespräche
      • 100 SMS
      • 1 GB Datenvolumen (max. 256 kbit/s), z. B. für Messaging, bereits inkludiert.
    • Es erfolgt keine Benachrichtigung nach Verbrauch der Minuten- und SMS-Budgets. Der Verbrauch des Datenbudgets ist über pass.telekom.de einsehbar. Für Full Speed Datenroaming sind jederzeit Travel & Surf Pässe buchbar.
    • Die Optionen gelten für 1 Monat ab Buchung und entfallen danach automatisch.

    * Siehe unter: https://geschaeftskunden.telekom.de/mobilfunk/tari…ausnahmelaender


    Das hab ich jetzt gebucht 22.11.- 22.12 ) ,das sollte für 8 + 2 Tage langen . Wenn Datenvolumen zu Ende , dann kann man Pässe nachbuchen je 500 MB für 5 Euro oder 3,5 GB für 25 Euro . Wenn die 60 min Telefonie rum sind , dann 50 ct. je min .

    Aber 1 Gb Data nur für Nachrichten bekommt man wohl auch nicht alle ......bei der Geschwindigkeit

    Die brauche ich aber sicher nicht.Vielleicht gibt es ja noch ne SIM geschenkt ( wenn man da nicht anstehen muss ).

    Fotos verschicken dann nur mit Wlan im Hotel oder Kneipe

  • Tipps für Telefontarife

    Zitat von Rob_Lu92

    Habe mir soeben die eSim von Ooredoo bestellt, hat alles problemlos funktioniert.

    Dann noch die Ooredoo App bestellt, um ggf. zusätzliches Datenvolumen zu bestellen.

    Um die Einrichtung der eSim und App kümmere ich mich dann die nächsten Tage mal, bin gespannt.
    Bisher scheint es aber einfach zu sein. :surprised:

    Und was kanm das , mit welchem Volumen ?


    Bin am Überlegen , ob ich das 100 Euro Paket nehme und hab meine Ruhe , kann ich über die Firma einbuchen und kostet dann quasi die Hälfte

    https://www.telekom.de/unterwegs/tari…en/travel-mobil

  • RB Leipzig

    Zitat von Kartenfahnder

    Scheiß Red Bull :winke:

    Warmer 21 Mio Euro -Regen :mrgreen: :klatsch:


    Lausanne, 4 November 2022 - The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has issued its decision today in the arbitration procedure between Leeds United Football Club (LUFC) and RasenBallsport Leipzig GmbH (RB Leipzig) concerning the decision issued on 1 June 2021 by the Single Judge of the Players’ Status Committee of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) (the Challenged Decision) which upheld RB Leipzig’s claim to be paid a transfer fee by LUFC in accordance with the “Purchase Obligation” included in the loan agreement concluded between the clubs and the player JeanKévin Augustin (the Player). The CAS Panel in charge of the matter has dismissed the appeal filed by LUFC and confirmed the Challenged Decision in its entirety, including the obligation of LUFC to pay to RB Leipzig the first instalment of the transfer fee, i.e. EUR 6’740’174. On 25 January 2020, RB Leipzig, LUFC and the Player concluded a loan agreement in which they agreed that the Player would be transferred temporarily from RB Leipzig to LUFC until 30 June 2020. The Loan Agreement included a “Purchase Obligation” whereby the Player could be permanently transferred from RB Leipzig to LUFC for a transfer fee of EUR 21 million, to be paid in three instalments, if LUFC was promoted to the Premier League at the end of the 2019/20 English Football League season. On 13 March 2020, the English Football League was suspended due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and it is disputed between the parties whether the “Purchase Obligation” was triggered. In the Challenged Decision, RB Leipzig’s claim to the transfer fee on the basis that the “Purchase Obligation” had been triggered was upheld by the Single Judge of the FIFA Players’ Status Committee and LUFC was ordered to pay the first instalment of EUR 6’740’174 (EUR 7 million, less EUR 259’826 as solidarity contribution). In August 2021, LUFC filed an appeal at the CAS seeking the annulment of the Challenged Decision and a declaration that RB Leipzig had no entitlement to a transfer fee in connection with the Player. Following an exchange of written submissions, the CAS Panel held a hearing with the parties on 15 March 2022. Further to its deliberations, the Panel held that the Purchase Obligation had been triggered at the end of the 2019-2020 season, even though the season had concluded later than expected due to the disruption caused by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and confirmed the Challenged Decision in full, including the obligation of LUFC to pay to RB Leipzig the first instalment of the transfer fee, the two other instalments being not due yet, at the time of the FIFA procedure.