ekit dual number [US & UK] SIMs

FBlack_111 · 03-06-2009, 21:11

Makavel:

One thing I like is that in the U.S. the phone tells you if you are in U.S. mode or global mode.

I learned the hard way that calls dialed from the U.S. when in U.S. mode don't use a call back. As a test of the SIM, I called a +44 contact number from my phone. It happened to be American Airlines in England. I figured I would have time to cancel as the call back system asks for "accept" or "reject". Much to my surprise, some one answered in the UK and I was charged 84 cents.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	03-06-2009, 21:11 Makavel: One thing I like is that in the U.S. the phone tells you if you are in U.S. mode or global mode. I learned the hard way that calls dialed from the U.S. when in U.S. mode don't use a call back. As a test of the SIM, I called a +44 contact number from my phone. It happened to be American Airlines in England. I figured I would have time to cancel as the call back system asks for "accept" or "reject". Much to my surprise, some one answered in the UK and I was charged 84 cents.