Telna vs. Worldsim vs other

moyaroo · **Telna vs. Worldsim vs other -** 24-03-2010, 14:10

Still in a quandry, I like pre paid service as a concept. Hate the high prices of Mobal and want a dedicated phone for international use. I loan my phone to clients so convenience an reliablility are essential. I have been a Riing/UM user and liked them generally. Used Global Roaming/celtrek for the last year no major complaints other than I have three cards worth . . .

Telna seems like the best overall bet for me right now as Worldsim wants a fortune to issue the card and mail it. I sort of like the dual number stuff, but Telna is supposedly direct dial and my clients are going to be more comfortable with that.

Any user comments? Please.

Bossman · 24-03-2010, 14:56

I have a Telna sim as well. I used it last year in Europe and Africa without any problems. You do not get charged besides ther $19/year fee and whatever you use. You may want to checkout the Telna thread for more specific info. It's good to have more than 1 sim though. And just use the one appropriate for your needs in the country you are visiting. Also, there is no 100% guarantee that a sim will work in a country listed on their website. So, good to have backup. My plan was to use my Telna when I go to Jamaica for a week on Sat. However, when I saw Ekit's rate in Jaimaca at $0.19 vs Telna at $0.39 for incoming calls, I got an Ekit sim on Ebay to use, and just use Telna for backup and outgoing calls.

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Originally Posted by moyaroo

Still in a quandry, I like pre paid service as a concept. Hate the high prices of Mobal and want a dedicated phone for international use. I loan my phone to clients so convenience an reliablility are essential. I have been a Riing/UM user and liked them generally. Used Global Roaming/celtrek for the last year no major complaints other than I have three cards worth . . .

Telna seems like the best overall bet for me right now as Worldsim wants a fortune to issue the card and mail it. I sort of like the dual number stuff, but Telna is supposedly direct dial and my clients are going to be more comfortable with that.

Any user comments? Please.

easyroam- · **MultiSIM -** 27-03-2010, 23:05

All our new MultiSIM cards now have direct dial in the USA.

No connection charge - No daily fee - No expiry of sim card - No expiry of call credit !

www.travelsim.co.uk

easyroam- · 31-03-2010, 13:05

I was incorrect in my previous statement

We planning to having direct dial in the USA within the next couple of months - We also hope to offer porting of UK mobile numbers on to our roaming network.

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moyaroo (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 13 Join Date: 30 May 2009 Country:	Telna vs. Worldsim vs other - 24-03-2010, 14:10 Still in a quandry, I like pre paid service as a concept. Hate the high prices of Mobal and want a dedicated phone for international use. I loan my phone to clients so convenience an reliablility are essential. I have been a Riing/UM user and liked them generally. Used Global Roaming/celtrek for the last year no major complaints other than I have three cards worth . . . Telna seems like the best overall bet for me right now as Worldsim wants a fortune to issue the card and mail it. I sort of like the dual number stuff, but Telna is supposedly direct dial and my clients are going to be more comfortable with that. Any user comments? Please.

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easyroam- (Offline) DEALER Prepaid Fan Posts: 108 Join Date: 01 Oct 2007 Country:	MultiSIM - 27-03-2010, 23:05 All our new *MultiSIM* cards now have direct dial in the USA. No connection charge - No daily fee - No expiry of sim card - No expiry of call credit ! www.travelsim.co.uk

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easyroam- (Offline) DEALER Prepaid Fan Posts: 108 Join Date: 01 Oct 2007 Country:	31-03-2010, 13:05 I was incorrect in my previous statement We planning to having direct dial in the USA within the next couple of months - We also hope to offer porting of UK mobile numbers on to our roaming network.