Is the need for an "International" SIM Card ending?

Grampa · 10-09-2010, 23:57

Kupe,

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately, I'd miss out on a couple of counts. I retired a few years back, but continued to be listed under my firm's Verizon plan until just this past summer. In June, my wife got an iPhone 3GS (with the unlimited plan), and switched to AT&T. Then in July, I got an iPhone 4 (with the 2GB data limit). So in one move I missed out on both unlimited data and a corporate plan.

I probably don't do enough traveling to justify the added cost, but if I could get the plan, I probably would, just for the liberating feeling of not having to worry about my data usage. I just returned from a trip, and I can't count the number of times I reached for my phone and then realized I couldn't connect.

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Grampa (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 97 Join Date: 01 Oct 2007 Country:	10-09-2010, 23:57 Kupe, Thanks for the info. Unfortunately, I'd miss out on a couple of counts. I retired a few years back, but continued to be listed under my firm's Verizon plan until just this past summer. In June, my wife got an iPhone 3GS (with the unlimited plan), and switched to AT&T. Then in July, I got an iPhone 4 (with the 2GB data limit). So in one move I missed out on both unlimited data and a corporate plan. I probably don't do enough traveling to justify the added cost, but if I could get the plan, I probably would, just for the liberating feeling of not having to worry about my data usage. I just returned from a trip, and I can't count the number of times I reached for my phone and then realized I couldn't connect.