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Stu · 02-03-2009, 22:55

If United Mobile pulls this off, I'll buy several of these SIMs as present. My partner and his wife carry Verizon Saga's (CDMA + quadband GSM) and travel the US extensively with a small amount of international travel. If they unlock their phone and replace the Verizon SIM with the United-Mobile SIM, it gives them a great backup when they are out of coverage on their home carrier. If United Mobile pulls off the US call forwarding, this will also be a bonus for them. They are from the "don't make it complicated crowd" and this will save them a fortune over Verizon's roaming rates.

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Stu (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Guru Posts: 1,091 Join Date: 11 Feb 2004 Location: Detroit (formerly Dubai) Country:	02-03-2009, 22:55 If United Mobile pulls this off, I'll buy several of these SIMs as present. My partner and his wife carry Verizon Saga's (CDMA + quadband GSM) and travel the US extensively with a small amount of international travel. If they unlock their phone and replace the Verizon SIM with the United-Mobile SIM, it gives them a great backup when they are out of coverage on their home carrier. If United Mobile pulls off the US call forwarding, this will also be a bonus for them. They are from the "don't make it complicated crowd" and this will save them a fortune over Verizon's roaming rates.