OMVs have come to Spain to stay. Also known as MVNOs or Virtual Mobile Operators , this type of company is characterized by offering its services over the Internet, that is, they do not have a physical support (stores, points of sale and contracting ...) like conventional companies. Another characteristic of this type of operator is that its price is usually much cheaper than that of traditional options. In contrast, coverage usually depends on companies such as Vodafone, Orange, Movistar or MásMóvil. The good news is that there are many OMVs in Spain , so the range of options is quite large, as we will see below.
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These are all MVNOs that operate in Spain
Not one, not two, not three. More than seventy virtual operators currently operate in Spain. Despite the fact that most of these companies operate at the regional level , that is, within a certain Autonomous Community, there are options that operate at the national level, so we can hire them regardless of the place of residence. The current list is numbered by no less than seventy-one different companies.
- MoreMobile
- IPO Networks
- Oceans Mobile
- Simyo
- Jazztel
- Jetnet
- Jiayu Mobile
- Euskaltel
- R Mobile
- Atlantica
- Telembi
- Aupane
- BT Mobile
- Movizelia
- Fibracat
- OIGAA Mobile
- You Mobile
- Mobile Network
- Nubip
- Kolfon
- Adamo
- Lemonvil
- Nadunet
- Knet
- Globe
- Wichi
- Connect
- Alai Secure
- Telmi Telecom
- LCR Mobile
- Embou
- Finetwork
- Cablex
- Tell me
- PTV Telecom
- Truphone
- Parlem
- Eticom
- Sarenet
- RACCTel
- Ibercom
- Mobile Cable
- Bonarea
- There +
- Xerramcomtu
- Xenet
- QQ Mobile
- Avatel Telecom
- The Telecom Boutique
- Teratel
- Flexmovil
- GALICIAmobile
- Lokura Networks
- Kitel
- Virgin Telco
- Lebara
- Vivacable
- Econectia
- Excom
- Infoshop
- IOS
- Mobilfree
- Wiko
- Wimax online
- WIFI Balearic Islands
- Amena
- Vivamovil
- Lycamobile
- SUOP
- Mobile Republic
- Oniti
List of MVNOs in Spain organized by coverage
As we anticipated at the beginning of the article, practically the entire company operates under existing networks of Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo , currently operating under the MásMóvil Group. Let's look at a list of current MVNOs organized by coverage.
MVNO with Movistar coverage
- Telecable
- Lobster
- ipo
- Prisco Mobile
- DIGI Mobil
- Tuenti Mobile
- Lycamobile
- O2
- ion mobile
- Goufone
- FuturaSP
OMV with Yoigo coverage (MásMóvil)
- Pepephone
- MoreMobile
- Cablemovil
- I'm mobile
- telembi
OMV with Orange and Jazztel coverage
- Simyo
- Mobile Republic
- Euskaltel
- Jetnet
- Bluephone
- Call now
- Tell me
- Embou
- QQ Mobile
- Jiayu Mobile
- R
- Jazztel Mobile
- Suop Mobile
- Jazzpanda
- Jazzcard
- Adamo
- RACC Mobile
- Atlantic
- Ibercom
- OnlyMovil
- Fibracat
- The Telecom Boutique
- TERATEL
- LCRcom
- Flexi Mobile
- Lemonvil
- LokuraNetworks
- MovilDIA
- Youmobile
- Truphone
- Movizelia
- Oceans
- Aupanet
- Knet
- Parlem
- PTV Telecom
- Voice him
- Fibwi
- Oniti
- Mobilfree
- Telmi
- Mobile Network
- Excom
- Nubip
- WICHI
- Connect
- Infoshop
- IOS
- Wimax
- AHIMAS
- Kitel
- Cablex
- Sarenet
MVNO with Vodafone coverage
- Lebara
- Vodafone bit
- HITS Mobile
- Lebara
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