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Re: [100attendees] SIM cards/data access

ietf@johnlevine.com Sun, 12 November 2017 02:09 UTC

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Subject: Re: [100attendees] SIM cards/data access
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In article <MWHPR08MB3472EF6CFD54A9C57D878659DA550@MWHPR08MB3472.namprd08.prod.outlook.com> you write:
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>There’s also a 7-11 on the level of the airport above Departures.  Go past the KFC and it’s way in the back.  I got the $15 StarHub SIM there – 15GB
>for five days, then $15 credit will buy ~3GB for the remaining days.

I got a $30 Singtel tourist SIM at the Singtel kiosk in the mall
attached to the conference centre.  It took about 5 mins once I got to
the head of the queue.  They needed my passport, apparently a legal
requirement here.

I get 100GB of data, 3000 local minutes, 5000 local SMS, 90
international minutes, good for 10 days.  Seems like a better deal
than the 15+15.  It also includes 2GB good for a month in Malaysia,
Indonesia, and Australia.

It should also be available at Singtel kiosks at the airport.

R's,
John

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