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kitesurfer global roaming - how long... 18-06-2009, 04:44

bylo Mobal is by far the most... 18-06-2009, 13:38

FBlack_111 I don't know if you have Att... 18-06-2009, 15:24

petkow Where are you heading to... 18-06-2009, 16:41

Stu Mobal uses the 02 network... 18-06-2009, 17:18

petkow Excellent advice! Or even if... 18-06-2009, 17:28

kitesurfer hey - thanks for all the... 18-06-2009, 19:05

powerlifter Did you think about skype? If... 18-06-2009, 21:26

kitesurfer sorry - i should have... 18-06-2009, 22:06

bylo Mobal is still your best bet... 19-06-2009, 02:47

andy In fact it seems that in some... 18-06-2009, 22:06

adam917 What is so special about O2's... 23-06-2009, 01:41

Stu Last I checked 02 had more... 23-06-2009, 03:03

adam917 Does O2's SIM behave that... 23-06-2009, 08:11

Stu Yes, but Mobal follows the... 23-06-2009, 12:40

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19-06-2009, 02:47

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Originally Posted by kitesurfer

the cell phone will be used for 1) emergencies ... and 2) occasionally for setting up a hostel/hotel reservation when i first get into a country.

Mobal is still your best bet even though it's more expensive. If you have an emergency cost won't be the issue. Reliability and convenience will. None of the global SIMs are as reliable and convenient as Mobal.

Depending on how much you will use the phone "occasionally" the added expense of another global SIM may or may not offset the higher airtime of Mobal.

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