Where do I turn for international sim card

[rfranzq]

Originally Posted by Sophia

Ekit sounds good too, though I find their website a bit frightening, and what really put me off for now is their stern warning that if you forget to press a key combination before you phone somebody, you get a heck of a high rate Who knows I might try them one day soon though, when I get brave enough

What actually happens is when you turn on the phone it asks for a PIN number. [lets say xyzz] If you are in the US or Canada you key in 2xyzz and if you are not in US or Canada enter xyzz or 1xyzz. If your phone allows two lines for the network name it will say the network name on the top line and whether it is 'global' or the 'US' like thus:
T-Mobile
Global
or
T-Mobile
US.

So you can know if you are OK or not.

[adam917]

Originally Posted by rfranzq

What actually happens is when you turn on the phone it asks for a PIN number. [lets say xyzz] If you are in the US or Canada you key in 2xyzz and if you are not in US or Canada enter xyzz or 1xyzz. If your phone allows two lines for the network name it will say the network name on the top line and whether it is 'global' or the 'US' like thus:
T-Mobile
Global
or
T-Mobile
US.

So you can know if you are OK or not.

Also, one of them (the US IMSI) won't work outside the US or Canada anyway so you're usually in the clear, especially outside North America.