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jhh112 · 08-07-2009, 11:09

We are a multi-lingual, multi-passport family who own national SIMs from the US, Australia on a continuing basis and various others for short periods. The ICQ SIM worked for first part of daughter's voyage (she went from Australia to Argentina and stayed awhile). She then went to Chile and Bolivia and switched to local SIMs. She is in US now, and I added her to our US AT&T service (shares minutes) for few months. Then she is off for some more months around the EU, by which time EU roaming rates will have ratcheted lower. The UK EasyRoam looks interesting in that your balance has no use-by date, and taking advantage for their swap offer for United Mobile SIM could be a good choice.

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jhh112 (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 4 Join Date: 18 Jan 2009 Country:	08-07-2009, 11:09 We are a multi-lingual, multi-passport family who own national SIMs from the US, Australia on a continuing basis and various others for short periods. The ICQ SIM worked for first part of daughter's voyage (she went from Australia to Argentina and stayed awhile). She then went to Chile and Bolivia and switched to local SIMs. She is in US now, and I added her to our US AT&T service (shares minutes) for few months. Then she is off for some more months around the EU, by which time EU roaming rates will have ratcheted lower. The UK EasyRoam looks interesting in that your balance has no use-by date, and taking advantage for their swap offer for United Mobile SIM could be a good choice.