Dual SIM card by SimCardGlobal.com - why do I need dual SIM

petkow · 02-11-2009, 22:46

Looks like someone is pretty hell-bent on plugging their product at all costs! I just had to read the OP again after your post Andy, though am confused by the bit of "the criticism of a prominent Australian provider"?

Anyhow, unfortunately plugging your own product on this forum tends to back-fire. For some strange reason I don't think anybody here will buy this product now!

Interesting points too made by BBob! You're absolutely right that people make their choice of SIM on so many different factors. Just a small point that I wanted to add on that! One other very important factor in choosing a SIM is reputation, however it's hard to know what to measure that against these days, after even some of the most reputable companies folded (e.g. United Mobile), resulting in people losing credit and to a certain extent their investment on the upfront cost! On that note, all the more reason to buy a SIM card with a low upfront cost (e.g. Ekit), and keep your balance on that as low as possible. It also goes without saying that you should always buy a SIM from a provider that someone has made some decent experiences with, and not one that is suspiciously marketed by a new member!

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petkow (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Pioneer Posts: 696 Join Date: 01 Aug 2006 Location: Madrid Country:	02-11-2009, 22:46 Looks like someone is pretty hell-bent on plugging their product at all costs! I just had to read the OP again after your post Andy, though am confused by the bit of "the criticism of a prominent Australian provider"? Anyhow, unfortunately plugging your own product on this forum tends to back-fire. For some strange reason I don't think anybody here will buy this product now! Interesting points too made by BBob! You're absolutely right that people make their choice of SIM on so many different factors. Just a small point that I wanted to add on that! One other very important factor in choosing a SIM is reputation, however it's hard to know what to measure that against these days, after even some of the most reputable companies folded (e.g. United Mobile), resulting in people losing credit and to a certain extent their investment on the upfront cost! On that note, all the more reason to buy a SIM card with a low upfront cost (e.g. Ekit), and keep your balance on that as low as possible. It also goes without saying that you should always buy a SIM from a provider that someone has made some decent experiences with, and not one that is suspiciously marketed by a new member!