French ISP open new 20 EUR and 2 EUR 3G plans->
The first one is a "welfare" plan for 2 EUR (approx. 2.5 USD as of today), granting one hour of outbound calls and 60 SMS (inbound calls and SMS are free). It's actually free for the first 3 millions users of Free's DSL service.
The second and main plan is an all-encompassing plan granting unlimited calls, SMS, MMS, and up to 3GB of data, plus free access to Free's urban wifi network. Free voice communications include international calls to fixed lines in 40 countries, and to fixed AND mobile lines in 4 countries, including the United States and Canada. It cost around 20 EUR (approx. 25.5 USD), or 16 EUR for existing DSL users (approx. 20 USD). Tethering, VoIP and P2P are allowed.
Free has been previously know for sinking DSL plans' prices below 30 EUR in France when it launched its service in 2002. It is speculated that the same thing will happen to mobile plans now, with Free's competitors Orange, SFR and Bouygues Telecom having their backs against the wall."
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