Chinese Dual-bands that Work in Mexico City?

rfranzq · **Other than the obvious -** 13-08-2011, 21:47

Other than the obvious:: Make sure you get a quad band phone that is quad band!

Also AT&T prepaid is probably a better value to use in Mexico if you are able to activate it or get an activated one. Check out their rates on their web site. The problem with Mexican cell phone companies it they have small 'local rate' ones and it costs a lot to call outside the local area. Others will chime in I assume.

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rfranzq (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 774 Join Date: 21 Apr 2009 Country:	Other than the obvious - 13-08-2011, 21:47 Other than the obvious:: Make sure you get a quad band phone that is quad band! Also AT&T prepaid is probably a better value to use in Mexico if you are able to activate it or get an activated one. Check out their rates on their web site. The problem with Mexican cell phone companies it they have small 'local rate' ones and it costs a lot to call outside the local area. Others will chime in I assume.