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SIM card for data in the USA
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Unlocked iPhone is what I will have. Will activate (insert) the sim before I go. Is there any other setting I need to be aware of other than having data roaming switched ON?
It might just be the way you've worded it, but you need to top up and buy the Add-on before you leave the UK, you won't get 'Feel at Home' just by inserting the sim and using it.====0 -
It might just be the way you've worded it, but you need to top up and buy the Add-on before you leave the UK, you won't get 'Feel at Home' just by inserting the sim and using it.
Yes I know I need to top up £15 then request the £15 'at home' package. Is it only other three mobiles I can call within that allowance?0 -
Yes I know I need to top up £15 then request the £15 'at home' package. Is it only other three mobiles I can call within that allowance?
All UK ordinary (01, 02, 03) landline and mobile numbers.
Not USA numbers. If you need to call them as well, use a callthrough or forwarding arrangement via UK numbers, or VoIP via data connection.0 -
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NiftyDigits wrote: »
It includes a small connection charge. I'm wondering how that will work if I effectively have no credit on the payg sim with it used on the bundle for the inclusive minutes, data etc0 -
It includes a small connection charge. I'm wondering how that will work if I effectively have no credit on the payg sim with it used on the bundle for the inclusive minutes, data etc
18185 is a separate company...so you pay that bill separately. usually with a credit card. Never had an adverse situation with them.0 -
NiftyDigits wrote: »18185 is a separate company...so you pay that bill separately. usually with a credit card. Never had an adverse situation with them.
The bill being only several pence? Will look into it, thanks0 -
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