Fowarding US number to various SIMS

FBlack_111 · 26-12-2009, 16:49

I don't know the volume of your calls or how often you travel, but why don't you just simplify your life (though it may cost you a few dollars) and buy a Dual number SIM like the one I have from Ekit. While it may cost you a bit more to make or receive some calls, at least you will get your calls and friends can have one US number to call you.

adam917 · 26-12-2009, 20:30

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Originally Posted by FBlack_111

I don't know the volume of your calls or how often you travel, but why don't you just simplify your life (though it may cost you a few dollars) and buy a Dual number SIM like the one I have from Ekit. While it may cost you a bit more to make or receive some calls, at least you will get your calls and friends can have one US number to call you.

19 US cents/minute is a little high of a base rate if the user only intends on forwarding his/her regular US number for cheap reception of calls whilst outside the US. If the user makes or receives a lot of calls, the extra 10 or so cents per minute can really add up.

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FBlack_111 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 171 Join Date: 27 Feb 2008 Country:	26-12-2009, 16:49 I don't know the volume of your calls or how often you travel, but why don't you just simplify your life (though it may cost you a few dollars) and buy a Dual number SIM like the one I have from Ekit. While it may cost you a bit more to make or receive some calls, at least you will get your calls and friends can have one US number to call you.