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http://www.cellularabroad.com/cellAbroadppsc.php I think it's not just a simple UM rebrand since zones are different. OTOH the info may be out of date - e.g. I can't see coverage in Estonia. And NG-branded product is here: http://www.cellularabroad.com/travelphone2.php. This page says: Your Phone Number: You will have a UK phone number, regardless of where you are traveling. Your phone number will be clearly marked on the packaging. When you check the coverage ("Received in/Calling from" pulldown lists), you'll find no coverage in Belarus, Moldova, Macedonia and Liechtenstein what is a "feature" of Manx SIMs. BTW, it's pretty funny to look at their Balkan coverage. Bosnia and Herzegovina are separate countries and Yugoslavia still exists, and this under the NG brand ![]() |
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![]() Sorry if this is pedantic. Some of the Manx operators advertise as offering UK numbers. But the Isle of Man is not part of the UK!
And if the number offered is really a Manx mobile number then it will be expensive to call from a UK mobile. |
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![]() If a Manx SIM is "targeted" to non-UK customers (like NG Travelphone, Telestial Passport or Ekit seem to be US-oriented and globalsim.net is mainly for the Germans ![]() |
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