Re: [81attendees] 3G Prepaid Data SIM Card

[Marc Blanchet <[e-mail]>]

Le 11-07-25 09:01, Dave CROCKER a écrit :
>
>> A few people expressed an interest in getting a ride to a place where
>> they could buy a Rogers SIM. That was yesterday, but Andrea and I
>> didn't get here in time for an excursion. So I'm going to head out
>> today to do it. I haven't settled on a time yet—it turns out I'm
>> fairly wide open this morning and early afternoon, so it'd probably be
>> either before lunch, during lunch, or after lunch. If there are still
>> people who want to make the pilgrimage, and have schedule constraints,
>> please let me know and I'll try to arrange for a congenial time for
>> the excursion.
>
>
> "Local" sim card purchase is looking like a repeatable need for the
> IETF. (In Beijing there was quite a bit of online discussion and
> consulting about it.)
>
> Is it reasonable to consider an onsite service for selling local sim cards?
>
> I've no idea whether it's feasible to get this kind of onsite service,
> but the convenience it would offer makes it at least worth asking.


we have been trying to get that information prior to IETF Quebec city 
and provide then all the info. However, in Canada, it seems that this 
usage is not that offered, and in most shops we went, the salespeople 
were not able to help us out.

If we would have found a good site/data/info/... for this before IETF, 
then we would have provided info and/or service to make the shopping 
convenience as simple as possible.

sorry.

Marc.

>
> d/
>


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