TAKE TWO! ONE WILL BE BETTER. Advice especially for newbies.

powerlifter · 05-02-2013, 15:56

Let me say this. The use of international sims is of good use to some people. I have used the two international card system, and both cards I chose at the time were bad choices. One went out of business, and the other did not work as promised. So I went to local sim cards. I have a toll free number that is on my business card that clients can reach me anywhere in the world that I happen to be in. Since I am always there on business never pleasure the locals can call me without the cost of an international call for them. Since I travel to certain countries most of the time I just do a top up before I leave, and it is ready the next time I come to the country. For calls home there is Skype which I use every day. I am not saying that international sim cards are bad, but they are not for everyone. YMMV.

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powerlifter (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Fan Posts: 174 Join Date: 06 Jan 2005 Country:	05-02-2013, 15:56 Let me say this. The use of international sims is of good use to some people. I have used the two international card system, and both cards I chose at the time were bad choices. One went out of business, and the other did not work as promised. So I went to local sim cards. I have a toll free number that is on my business card that clients can reach me anywhere in the world that I happen to be in. Since I am always there on business never pleasure the locals can call me without the cost of an international call for them. Since I travel to certain countries most of the time I just do a top up before I leave, and it is ready the next time I come to the country. For calls home there is Skype which I use every day. I am not saying that international sim cards are bad, but they are not for everyone. YMMV. [size=1]Prepaid cards, Moldova Tempo, Kyrg Republic BiTel, India Hutch, Bulgaria Mtel, Vodafone, UK. Etisalat. UAE. Afghan Wireless, Afghanistan. Three, UK. T-mobile post-paid. Phones Gsm Iphone6+