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FBlack_111 · 10-08-2009, 15:05

bbob:

Good review, and well said. So many people are just looking for the absolute cheapest rate SIM and with free incoming calls they often miss a few very important factors. I have used two of their Passport SIM's for over two years and am very happy with Ekit.

Customer service is really important. And Ekit has some of the best. Also, I really like Ekit's terms and policy to keep the SIM alive. They will even allow you to reactivate a SIM that has been turned off due to lack of use and they will reinstate your expired credit. Most companies just turn you off and keep any credit left on your SIM. I once lost over $30 on a prepaid phone card that expired.

Lastly, I also really hate those innocuous "Fair Use" requirements. Imagine telling your company or family NOT to call you since their incoming calls could trigger a shut off of your SIM if the incoming call ratio becomes out of balance.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	10-08-2009, 15:05 bbob: Good review, and well said. So many people are just looking for the absolute cheapest rate SIM and with free incoming calls they often miss a few very important factors. I have used two of their Passport SIM's for over two years and am very happy with Ekit. Customer service is really important. And Ekit has some of the best. Also, I really like Ekit's terms and policy to keep the SIM alive. They will even allow you to reactivate a SIM that has been turned off due to lack of use and they will reinstate your expired credit. Most companies just turn you off and keep any credit left on your SIM. I once lost over $30 on a prepaid phone card that expired. Lastly, I also really hate those innocuous "Fair Use" requirements. Imagine telling your company or family NOT to call you since their incoming calls could trigger a shut off of your SIM if the incoming call ratio becomes out of balance.