Re: [89attendees] so which SIM card to get? and from where?
ietf@johnlevine.com Tue, 04 March 2014 23:25 UTC
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Subject: Re: [89attendees] so which SIM card to get? and from where?
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>Is an EE sim card preferable to a 3 coverage-wise? Generally yes. It combines the former Orange and T-Mobile networks. I have great coverage with my 900/1800 phone. >I'd like to be able to call the US and recieve calls from US at not >ridiculous rates, and have data. Their Camel plan offers 30 mins of free calls to the US (good for a month) with a £10 topup, 10p/min thereafter, 25p/min for calls to the UK. Calls from the US cost whatever your US carrier charges for calls to UK mobiles, on the order of 20c/min for a cheap carrier, considerably more for the expensive ones. My phone doesn't do mobile data (I have wifi for that) but I see they have 100MB for £3 or 500MB for £7.50 or 1GB for £12. R's, John