Dual SIM card by SimCardGlobal.com - why do I need dual SIM

bbob · 02-11-2009, 10:00

As for your last point. I clearly wrote read the FAQ and in there it's says the credit is valid as long as the card is active. The card remains active if you pay a yearly fee. It's there it's unclear. So look more close like I did.

It's interesting to read that you come up with different answer everytime. You do have a point that most user will not check rates whenever they buy a card, but many will and it might be true that the average user is not on this board.

That said you are now really saying it does not matter which sim you buy so why make those statements people are paying to much when using ekit compared to simcardglobal.

Using your latest argument the general public doesn't care and if they buy either of these card they are still paying less than their at&t or other card.

As I said it's interesting to see that if you have no answer when someone makes a point you really end up saying the general public just want 1 or 2 cards and in the end they will not look at rates. Were not you who was telling me to look at the rates when giving an advice. It now seems that the different rates are not really interesting for the general public.

So what will be your next point ?

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bbob (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 499 Join Date: 20 Feb 2007 Country:	02-11-2009, 10:00 As for your last point. I clearly wrote read the FAQ and in there it's says the credit is valid as long as the card is active. The card remains active if you pay a yearly fee. It's there it's unclear. So look more close like I did. It's interesting to read that you come up with different answer everytime. You do have a point that most user will not check rates whenever they buy a card, but many will and it might be true that the average user is not on this board. That said you are now really saying it does not matter which sim you buy so why make those statements people are paying to much when using ekit compared to simcardglobal. Using your latest argument the general public doesn't care and if they buy either of these card they are still paying less than their at&t or other card. As I said it's interesting to see that if you have no answer when someone makes a point you really end up saying the general public just want 1 or 2 cards and in the end they will not look at rates. Were not you who was telling me to look at the rates when giving an advice. It now seems that the different rates are not really interesting for the general public. So what will be your next point ?