bonbon.hr

Mobile phone plans, prepaid top-ups and eSIMs for consumers in Croatia

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01

About bonbon.hr

Bonbon sells prepaid and subscription mobile plans, SIM cards, eSIMs, top-ups and add-on packages. Its offers include voice, data and SMS bundles, with number transfer available for customers switching to the service.

Customers can buy mobile top-ups and manage services through Bonbon's online store. The available services also include roaming and Deezer options.

Product: Consumer mobile services including prepaid and subscription plans, SIM cards, eSIMs, top-ups and add-on packages.

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