Yes, very odd, the direct debit with Fulli works perfectly too.That’s interesting information about direct debits
I’ve used Emovis for 3 years & pay direct debit, no problem at all
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Yes, very odd, the direct debit with Fulli works perfectly too.That’s interesting information about direct debits
I’ve used Emovis for 3 years & pay direct debit, no problem at all
on my Burstner i have in centre of window about 1ft above the dashboard, never had a problem. I would recommend always going far right in France Tolls, this is the truck lane however it was far less stressful than approach the 30 kmh sign to find it has a height barrier.. crossing several lanes to get the right one was enough to make this our default approach, usually will opening within a meter or so of the barrier, so just roll up gently and should be fine. Revolut is the card we use IBAN number worked perfick.. (not used in other countries yet!)Hi, We've just taken delivery of a Fulli Nomade+ toll tag - to cover France / Spain / Portugal / Italy.
Now for the nerve-wracking bit - using it for the first time! France first, then Spain and Portugal on this trip.
Ref positioning of the tag, I've read that for motorhomes, the tag should be at the bottom of the windscreen rather than top centre, but I can't see this mentioned on the Fulli website. What do you find works best please?
And as for choosing the correct lane at the Toll Booths, is it any lane that displays the " t " sign please (except of course any lanes with height limiters!)?
Lastly, for Portugal, will we still need to register with Easy Toll on entry to Portugal, or will that double up on our toll charges?
Many thanks in advance!
At the top centre of your windscreen is best - aim for one with a T, but in extremis you can use any that are green, and in Portugal I made the mistake of registering on entry but it didn’t cause a problem as they charged me via the registration and ignored my fulli device! Best of luck.Hi, We've just taken delivery of a Fulli Nomade+ toll tag - to cover France / Spain / Portugal / Italy.
Now for the nerve-wracking bit - using it for the first time! France first, then Spain and Portugal on this trip.
Ref positioning of the tag, I've read that for motorhomes, the tag should be at the bottom of the windscreen rather than top centre, but I can't see this mentioned on the Fulli website. What do you find works best please?
And as for choosing the correct lane at the Toll Booths, is it any lane that displays the " t " sign please (except of course any lanes with height limiters!)?
Lastly, for Portugal, will we still need to register with Easy Toll on entry to Portugal, or will that double up on our toll charges?
Many thanks in advance!
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That is what I would do.so do I just place the tag next to drivers mirror..
I had the Emovis/Sanef tag for around about 20 years and never encountered any problems with it.I think all tags whichever company are a great convenience.A question please .... have those who previously had an Emovis Tag, been happy with the 'switch'? does it work out much more expensive?
i like the convenience of having a tag (currently emovis) and dont mind paying a little more for the convenience, even more so if its valid for any countries we intend visiting, Itally, France and Spain this year and potentially Portugal.
ive just looked and it states NO FEES during unused months - can anyone confirm that is the case please?
Unused months are free
Only pay for the months when you use it. Only €1.70/month used when travelling in France. Only €2.40/month used in Spain and/or Portugal, and €2.40/month used in Italy.
ive just looked and it states NO FEES during unused months - can anyone confirm that is the case please?
Unused months are free
Only pay for the months when you use it. Only €1.70/month used when travelling in France. Only €2.40/month used in Spain and/or Portugal, and €2.40/month used in Italy.
Only in France they have separate 30 lanes otherwise you are almost touching barrier before it operates.on my Burstner i have in centre of window about 1ft above the dashboard, never had a problem. I would recommend always going far right in France Tolls, this is the truck lane however it was far less stressful than approach the 30 kmh sign to find it has a height barrier.. crossing several lanes to get the right one was enough to make this our default approach, usually will opening within a meter or so of the barrier, so just roll up gently and should be fine. Revolut is the card we use IBAN number worked perfick.. (not used in other countries yet!)
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Just gone on the Autopista in Spain and only some are marked 30. That’s within the last hour. Variety of lanes some marked with T plus cash/card. Some with height barriers and some without. Fulli beeped once not twice like in Italy last year.Only in France they have separate 30 lanes otherwise you are almost touching barrier before it operates.
In Spain and Italy all lanes are '30' lanes i.e. barrier goes up well before you reach it
Strange , didn't experience any of that .Just gone on the Autopista in Spain and only some are marked 30. That’s within the last hour. Variety of lanes some marked with T plus cash/card. Some with height barriers and some without. Fulli beeped once not twice like in Italy last year.
What bank have you registered for the direct debit? I've tried 2 different ones, Santander and TSB, and both have failed.That’s interesting information about direct debits
I’ve used Emovis for 3 years & pay direct debit, no problem at all
They won’t work for Fulli. You need Revolut or Starling Euro . Most UK banks IBAN numbers don’t work for international DIrect Debits.What bank have you registered for the direct debit? I've tried 2 different ones, Santander and TSB, and both have failed.
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carolyn you bear me to itWhat bank have you registered for the direct debit? I've tried 2 different ones, Santander and TSB, and both have failed.
I've just had the same issue with trying to get set up.carolyn you bear me to it
Think you will find its down to IBAN numbers and i know Revolut has a swift for cross border transfers. i set my tag up using caxton and it was a nightmare as was trying to communicate with Fulli ,so changed to Revolut and hopefully will be ok
Yes, I’ve had Revolut for many years. Certainly not going to pay them to have an account.I've just had the same issue with trying to get set up.
Did you just set up a free revolut standard account?
I’m with Santander & having been paying by direct debit for over two years.What bank have you registered for the direct debit? I've tried 2 different ones, Santander and TSB, and both have failed.
Can you tell me what IBAN (omitting the last few digits of your bank account) and BIC codes that you've registered? I've had no luck with the ones I've used for Santander. And have you set up anything to allow you to do international direct debits? Thanks.I’m with Santander & having been paying by direct debit for over two years.
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I made several attempts to link my Santander account to Fulli, without success. I ended up opening a Revolut account and everything is working fine now.Can you tell me what IBAN (omitting the last few digits of your bank account) and BIC codes that you've registered? I've had no luck with the ones I've used for Santander. And have you set up anything to allow you to do international direct debits? Thanks.
Yes had a problem with bank payment. Paid manually but fulli cut me off !I'm 3.9t and use the Fulli tag.
I didn't register with easy tolls for Portugal, Fulli took care of it.
Only problem I had was automatic payment, Fulli said their request for payment had been declined, Revolut said they've not requested payment.
I never did get to the bottom of why, I just kept going round in circles.
You can't do a manual payment via the app, you have to do it via the website