Best to receive free calls in Europe

bbob · 15-02-2009, 10:26

I have an easyroam card works fine, free incoming. There are af few other ones but with many you have to look at the small print as some of them have minimum usage fee per month, others have a ratio between inbound and outbound, so receiving to many calls and making just a few, means you will be disconnected.

As these terms are hidden in the small print read them carefully before buying a sim.

snaimon · **Sunk costs -** 15-02-2009, 22:32

I share your concerns about recharging either. However, suggest you consider the initial cost of the SIM and compare it to a new purchase.

If you are going to mulitple countries, you will want an international card. If you will be in one country predominantly, you might consider a SIM for that country.

Best wishes,

Stan

Ukap · 20-02-2009, 23:57

After reading the new reply in the above post it seems United Mobile might be coming through with new plans. I will just wait and see what it offered.

snaimon · **? -** 21-02-2009, 00:15

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Originally Posted by Ukap

After reading the new reply in the above post it seems United Mobile might be coming through with new plans. I will just wait and see what it offered.

I take it you are referring to the new 44/1 dual SIM. What GREAT advantage do you see in that? TRUE, friends, family and business partners will be able to reach you at US domestic rates while you are overseas. Is that all?

Stan

FBlack_111 · 03-03-2009, 19:33

I have a Telestial (EKIT) Passport SIM. Lots of countries with free incoming calls. They cost $29 with $10 of air time.

Passport SIM Card by Telestial

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	15-02-2009, 10:26 I have an easyroam card works fine, free incoming. There are af few other ones but with many you have to look at the small print as some of them have minimum usage fee per month, others have a ratio between inbound and outbound, so receiving to many calls and making just a few, means you will be disconnected. As these terms are hidden in the small print read them carefully before buying a sim.

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snaimon (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Specialist Posts: 898 Join Date: 17 Mar 2004 Location: Richmond, VA USA Country:	Sunk costs - 15-02-2009, 22:32 I share your concerns about recharging either. However, suggest you consider the initial cost of the SIM and compare it to a new purchase. If you are going to mulitple countries, you will want an international card. If you will be in one country predominantly, you might consider a SIM for that country. Best wishes, Stan Phones: DASH V3 (3) Service: US T-MO post paid (2) - US T-MO prepaid (2) - UM+ - TravelSIM DE SIMYO - DE SUNSIM T-Mobile DE Calling Cards: Onesuite Enjoyprepaid AT&T MCI Mobivox

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Ukap (Offline) Member Official Member Posts: 47 Join Date: 27 Apr 2006 Location: South Florida Country:	20-02-2009, 23:57 After reading the new reply in the above post it seems United Mobile might be coming through with new plans. I will just wait and see what it offered.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	03-03-2009, 19:33 I have a Telestial (EKIT) Passport SIM. Lots of countries with free incoming calls. They cost $29 with $10 of air time. Passport SIM Card by Telestial