Alternatives To Ym ... Help Please

resrox · 18-08-2006, 01:55

I also had to come up with a "Plan B" after cancelling the Yackie order they charged me for, but did not ship.

I ordered a GeoSIM card which arrived from the UK to the US in several days. The communication and support via email has been outstanding

(I haven't tried calling for support).

Your SIM mobile number is a +44 UK number, but the incoming calls in Europe are free. Calls are charged at 30 second minimum then at 6 second intervals and there is no set up or connection charge. I compared their call rates with many other SIM companies and they are very reasonable.

I suggest everyone consider GeoSIM when comparing the various available options. GlobalSIM

I've learned there is no perfect solution! Perhaps Czake will offer it with his next new venture :unsure:

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resrox (Offline) Junior Member Newbie Posts: 9 Join Date: 14 Jul 2006	18-08-2006, 01:55 I also had to come up with a "Plan B" after cancelling the Yackie order they charged me for, but did not ship. I ordered a GeoSIM card which arrived from the UK to the US in several days. The communication and support via email has been outstanding (I haven't tried calling for support). Your SIM mobile number is a +44 UK number, but the incoming calls in Europe are free. Calls are charged at 30 second minimum then at 6 second intervals and there is no set up or connection charge. I compared their call rates with many other SIM companies and they are very reasonable. I suggest everyone consider GeoSIM when comparing the various available options. GlobalSIM I've learned there is no perfect solution! Perhaps Czake will offer it with his next new venture :unsure: