Aussie In Need Of Advice

Jibku · 07-09-2006, 08:18

Hi!

As you will be in several countries, I think you should forget about country specific SIM. If you buy an Italian SIM and then use it in othe countries, you will have to pay a lot for both incoming and outgoing calls. And you don't stay in each country long enough to make it interesting to buy one SIM for each country.

I think the best option is to buy an international SIM. (You should look at the different providers to compare their rates. There will be no problem with coverage in the countries you listed.) You will get free incoming calls, good rates for outgoing and one single phone number for all countries.

As you don't plan to make a lot of calls, I don't think adding CBW or another callback provider would be useful.

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Jibku (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 27 Join Date: 18 Jul 2006 Country:	07-09-2006, 08:18 Hi! As you will be in several countries, I think you should forget about country specific SIM. If you buy an Italian SIM and then use it in othe countries, you will have to pay a lot for both incoming and outgoing calls. And you don't stay in each country long enough to make it interesting to buy one SIM for each country. I think the best option is to buy an international SIM. (You should look at the different providers to compare their rates. There will be no problem with coverage in the countries you listed.) You will get free incoming calls, good rates for outgoing and one single phone number for all countries. As you don't plan to make a lot of calls, I don't think adding CBW or another callback provider would be useful.