Urmet
Urmet is an Italian firm, manufacturer and service provider of public telephone systems, door videophone systems and home care/alarms monitoring systems and in 1964 produced the first public telephones for Italian SIP (the old name of Telecom Italia). In 1985 it started to sell phone-boxes and telephone cards to other foreign telecoms, first of all Egypt, followed by Turkey, Poland, Argentina, and several more Countries in the world. Cards are manufactured under licence by some Italian firms, actually Mantegazza, Technicard Polaroid and Cellograf-Simp, while Polish cards are manufactured in Poland.
Urmet cards are easily recognisable in that the corners have to be broken off before they can be used, so for new cards we refer to the cards which still have the corner intact, and for used cards, we refer to the cards with the corner broken for utilisation, even if units are still stored in the card. Earlier Mantegazza cards, produced for Italy and Egypt, were of plastic coated paper but all cards are now made in plastic. The cards are thin, like the Alcatel Bell and latest cards manufactured for foreign Countries (but not for Italy) have a use-indication system similar to that of GPT.
Tren day la tat ca cac loai cac tren the gioi. Neu chung ta doc ky va ghi nho tung loai, thi khi co 1 chiec phonecard tren tay, chung ta co the xac dinh:
1. Truoc no la loai card nao?
2. Xuat su(tu quoc gia nao)
3. Gia mat.(face value)
4. De tai-noi dung.
5. Nam SX.
6. Luong an hanh(neu co the-nhieu card co in luong o phia sau)
7. Co nam trong 1 bo hay phat hang rieng le.
8. Da dung roi hay chua(Used or unused).
9. Tinh trang the.
10. Sau cung la phai tham khao gia thi truong suu tap cua no hien nay.
Chuc cac ban kham pha vao the gioi Phonecard day thu vi.