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FBlack_111 · 03-08-2009, 22:25

In the end, you just want a company that is still around; with a working SIM, and not shut down and holding $50 of your cash. In my opinion, any company who starts out with rates that seem too good to be true, or onerous terms, are prone to fail.

It's hard to get references on most companies so you have to rely on their good will and customer reviews. That's one reason I like Ekit. I have had one of their SIM's for over 2 years now. They also have a very customer friendly Service Life policy. I have not seen this from many other SIM vendors.

Their web site says under Service Life "You can restore the expired credit by contacting Customer Service and recharging your account by a minimum of USD $30."

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	03-08-2009, 22:25 In the end, you just want a company that is still around; with a working SIM, and not shut down and holding $50 of your cash. In my opinion, any company who starts out with rates that seem too good to be true, or onerous terms, are prone to fail. It's hard to get references on most companies so you have to rely on their good will and customer reviews. That's one reason I like Ekit. I have had one of their SIM's for over 2 years now. They also have a very customer friendly Service Life policy. I have not seen this from many other SIM vendors. Their web site says under Service Life "You can restore the expired credit by contacting Customer Service and recharging your account by a minimum of USD $30."