Chinese Dual-bands that Work in Mexico City?

Roti2000 · 15-08-2011, 00:59

Thanks, RTuesday.

I have already registered it and thanks for the info about babblebug.

I have actually seen recharge cards in my local Walgreens in Chicago. I forget who was producing them, but my recollection was that you could recharge various providers in various countries with them.

I looked for the actual recharge cards when I was in Oxxo/7-11/Circle Ks, but never found them. I did see folks selling them in markets, but didn't want to risk it.

On another note, the process of getting a SIM card was flawless in the Mexico City Airport. The corporate Telcel office on the second floor did it hassle-free. I am not sure if they speak English there, as I speak pretty good Spanish. But they were pretty friendly and I would think you could get the SIM with basic Spanish (assuming no English-speakers were around).

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Roti2000 (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 18 Join Date: 08 Jun 2010 Country:	15-08-2011, 00:59 Thanks, RTuesday. I have already registered it and thanks for the info about babblebug. I have actually seen recharge cards in my local Walgreens in Chicago. I forget who was producing them, but my recollection was that you could recharge various providers in various countries with them. I looked for the actual recharge cards when I was in Oxxo/7-11/Circle Ks, but never found them. I did see folks selling them in markets, but didn't want to risk it. On another note, the process of getting a SIM card was flawless in the Mexico City Airport. The corporate Telcel office on the second floor did it hassle-free. I am not sure if they speak English there, as I speak pretty good Spanish. But they were pretty friendly and I would think you could get the SIM with basic Spanish (assuming no English-speakers were around).