Opinions on Best SIM card

DRNewcomb · 17-05-2007, 22:34

Well, I'd say the best SIM is an O2-UK or or Swiss-GSM postpaid with someone else paying the bill.

In fact I carry a Mobil O2 SIM as a back-up, just in case. However, once you start considering Dollars, Euro, Yen, etc. it starts to get more complicated. Then what's best very strongly depends on your personal needs and travel habits. Does the SIM have to be used or topped-up regularly? Do you have many incoming calls or are most of your calls outgoing? How phone savvy are the people who call you? Do you need a phone number based in a particular country (e.g. US, UK)? Your SIM choice has to be tuned to your needs. There is no one best SIM.

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DRNewcomb (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,465 Join Date: 27 Feb 2004 Location: Mississippi, USA Country:	17-05-2007, 22:34 Well, I'd say the best SIM is an O2-UK or or Swiss-GSM postpaid with someone else paying the bill. In fact I carry a Mobil O2 SIM as a back-up, just in case. However, once you start considering Dollars, Euro, Yen, etc. it starts to get more complicated. Then what's best very strongly depends on your personal needs and travel habits. Does the SIM have to be used or topped-up regularly? Do you have many incoming calls or are most of your calls outgoing? How phone savvy are the people who call you? Do you need a phone number based in a particular country (e.g. US, UK)? Your SIM choice has to be tuned to your needs. There is no one best SIM.