Thread: Are "international" SIMS becoming obsolete?
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Default 26-05-2009, 08:21
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Originally Posted by DRNewcomb View Post
TruPhone does it with an app that logs you onto their SIP service. Once you are logged on they just route your calls via VOIP rather than forwarding to the cell.

Now that you mention TruPhone... I have long been wondering why they are not forming a nice package of their VoIP service and their international SIM (Sim4Travel).


As for UMA: thanks for the ideas everybody. Well, for me there is indeed no point in buying a US T-Mobile SIM & phone, apart from experimentation.


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3x Vodafone (HU) 1x T-Mobile) formerly also Pannon
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