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You did not mention the type of phone you have.
Will your phones work in Japan? Onesimcard does not seem to have much traction in this forum. I do not know why. The Estonian number? [But you solve that with the US numbers.] I would suggest at least one other brand SIM card, maybe two. There is bound to be some places Onesimcard should work but will not [might not be their fault either]. Also, a simple quadband phone as a spare & you can put one of your extra SIM cards in that. Your trip is not inexpensive and the extra SIMs and phones can be a kind of insurance to highten the possibility of communication in general and emergency communication if you needed. If money were no object, a satellite phone might be in order---but they are illegal in some countries. Do report back on what you take and also your experience after the trip. Welcome to beta testing! [After looking at the other responses, Piranha and Truphone would be good second choices for additional SIMs.] ps No matter how hard you plan this aspect of your trip there will be shortcomings. That is why I suggest the extra SIMs. Did you add this paragraph? Truphone has free incoming SMS in the US for US number. I do not know if that works "overseas", but I think it might. |
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One advantage of Onesimcard:
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All of this makes Onesimcard the best world roaming SIM imho. (I have tested many, but if anyone knows anything better please tell me). Onesimcard is my primary number worldwide; the One number I give everyone, reachable for free in 154 countires. I then add a second SIM depending on the world part I am in (i.ex: Toggle Mobile UK for Europe - that's another outstanding service). What the OP can do, is accept incoming SMS messages on his Google Voice number and forward them to email, as explained here: support.google.com/voice/answer/160203 * With proper email forwarding he will get the US SMS incoming on Google Voice free on his Onesimcard. * (I am not making a link because it seems all my message containing links are not getting published, awaiting moderation approval. I replied earlier to this thread with this information and it still wasn't approved. I registered here 8 months ago (I asked a question in another thread), and the message I posted 8 months ago still wasn't published either. I sent an email to the staff months ago, no one is replying. HELLO, IS ANYONE MODERATING THESE FORUMS?) |
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