Callback World & United Mobile - Changes

herkdrvr · **Callback World & United Mobile - Changes -** 13-06-2007, 12:06

I've been unable to trigger a call back to my United Mobile sim for several days now. I emailed Callback World and got this response:

"The Liechtenstein route has a lot of problems at the moment and
has been mostly down since last Thursday. The carrier, the
lowest cost one available, is doing a poor job. We are replacing
them with a tier 1 (aka top quality) carrier but the rate is going to
in the 50 something cents range on the 22nd and I expect a lot of
our customers may stop using it. At the moment it is barely
working and not reliable and it will be like that until the switch is
complete. The other global sim routes are stable at the moment,
both in service and rate."

Oh well, I guess it really was too good. It seems to me if what Barry says comes to pass, Callback World will be more expensive then most level one countries straight from the United Mobile sim card. I'm wondering if one of the other cards would now be better for international travel (I'm mostly in Australia/NZ, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe), for example the Travelsim with the Estonia number?

Any comments? Thanks.

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herkdrvr (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 50 Join Date: 20 Sep 2005 Country:	Callback World & United Mobile - Changes - 13-06-2007, 12:06 I've been unable to trigger a call back to my United Mobile sim for several days now. I emailed Callback World and got this response: "The Liechtenstein route has a lot of problems at the moment and has been mostly down since last Thursday. The carrier, the lowest cost one available, is doing a poor job. We are replacing them with a tier 1 (aka top quality) carrier but the rate is going to in the 50 something cents range on the 22nd and I expect a lot of our customers may stop using it. At the moment it is barely working and not reliable and it will be like that until the switch is complete. The other global sim routes are stable at the moment, both in service and rate." Oh well, I guess it really was too good. It seems to me if what Barry says comes to pass, Callback World will be more expensive then most level one countries straight from the United Mobile sim card. I'm wondering if one of the other cards would now be better for international travel (I'm mostly in Australia/NZ, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe), for example the Travelsim with the Estonia number? Any comments? Thanks.