La Poste Mobile, a virtual mobile operator that uses the Bouygues network, is ending its back-to-school promotion. The 130 Go in 5G plan, which is currently available for 0 euros for the next four months, will then cost 10.99 euros per month. This plan includes unlimited calls, SMS, and MMS in France and the DOM/COM, along with 25 Go of data available in Europe and the DOM/COM. Over the first year, the average cost is 7.33 euros per month. The promotion is available directly on the La Poste Mobile website for the next four days. BNP Paribas is offering a student welcome package that includes a Visa card, free payments abroad, a loan at 0.99%, and up to 175 euros in benefits, such as 80 euros in cash and a year of free access to Esprit Libre. This package is designed to assist students with their financial needs and daily expenses. For customers who purchase the plan through La Poste Mobile's box service, the price after the promotion drops to 9.99 euros per month, or 79.92 euros over the first year. The plan has no commitment and can be canceled or changed at any time. The promotion allows users to test the Bouygues network for 4 months without paying anything. The 130 Go plan is considered sufficient for most users, as the average mobile data consumption in France is 18.3 Go per month, according to Arcep. The 50 Go plan is offered at the same price as the 130 Go after the promotion, at 10.99 euros per month, and is only of interest for its specific advantage on the SafeBear offer. The 100 Mo plan, at 4.99 euros per month, is mainly suitable for a line reserved for calls but is expensive for the data offered. The 250 Go plan, at 13.99 euros per month after the 4 months offered, is mainly interesting for those who use a lot of connection sharing. The 350 Go plan goes to 19.99 euros per month and is aimed at travelers. On these two tiers, the 4 months free represent respectively nearly 56 and 80 euros of savings. To keep your phone number when changing plans, users can call 3179 for free to get their RIO number and provide it when ordering the plan. The new operator will then be responsible for transferring the mobile phone number for free to the new line.