Travelling to France, Italy, Greece and Turkey, need sim card advice (please)

MATHA531 · 20-04-2010, 22:39

Go to ebay and take a look at the ekit simple card for the USA and Canada; all 45 of these countries are considered to be in their zone 1 which means....

1. You get both a +44 and a +1 number. Calls received on the +44 number will be free. Calls received on the +1 number will be 19¢/minute...your choice which number to give out to use...

2. Calls to Canada would be 49¢/minute with a 35¢ set up fee....calls to other zone 1 places (Europe, Australia) would be same price to landlines and 84¢/minute to mobiles all with the 35¢ set up fee.

All prices are in US currency but from what I understand, it's essentially the same in Canadian funds.

Ekit has been pretty reliable and stable so I don't foresee it suffering the fate of United Mobile, O9 and others.

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MATHA531 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 869 Join Date: 15 Oct 2004 Country:	20-04-2010, 22:39 Go to ebay and take a look at the ekit simple card for the USA and Canada; all 45 of these countries are considered to be in their zone 1 which means.... 1. You get both a +44 and a +1 number. Calls received on the +44 number will be free. Calls received on the +1 number will be 19¢/minute...your choice which number to give out to use... 2. Calls to Canada would be 49¢/minute with a 35¢ set up fee....calls to other zone 1 places (Europe, Australia) would be same price to landlines and 84¢/minute to mobiles all with the 35¢ set up fee. All prices are in US currency but from what I understand, it's essentially the same in Canadian funds. Ekit has been pretty reliable and stable so I don't foresee it suffering the fate of United Mobile, O9 and others.