Traveling to Orlando

DRNewcomb · 03-07-2013, 02:23

I'm surprised no one has answered this. There are a couple of MVNOs you might want to consider. You might consider getting a SIM from StraightTalk then activating their unlimited calling, text & data plan for $45/month. The data is not actually unlimited but rather is about 2GB/month. So, it's best to use WiFi whenever possible. AirVoice has similar offerings. Both of these plans are month-long service, not prorated. StraightTalk also has an international calling credit top-up you add. Only real down-side is that you may have to pre-order the SIM to your first address as they are not always carried in stores (Walmart).

Calls made to a mobile phone in the US are charged identically to calls made to a landline.

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DRNewcomb (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,465 Join Date: 27 Feb 2004 Location: Mississippi, USA Country:	03-07-2013, 02:23 I'm surprised no one has answered this. There are a couple of MVNOs you might want to consider. You might consider getting a SIM from StraightTalk then activating their unlimited calling, text & data plan for $45/month. The data is not actually unlimited but rather is about 2GB/month. So, it's best to use WiFi whenever possible. AirVoice has similar offerings. Both of these plans are month-long service, not prorated. StraightTalk also has an international calling credit top-up you add. Only real down-side is that you may have to pre-order the SIM to your first address as they are not always carried in stores (Walmart). Calls made to a mobile phone in the US are charged identically to calls made to a landline.