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Cheap calls from abroad on mobiles??
kcandteresa
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in Mobiles
Great site, but most of the info on mobiles relates to calls made from the UK to abroad - does anyone know of a way to reduce the cost of calling home on a mobile? Specifically from France in my case? Can you buy 'french' sim packs to use in your mobile? Mine is a Samsung D500 on T-mobile if it makes any difference.
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You could try this website.
http://www.0044.co.uk/
They have sims from SFR,but i think that you would be cheaper buying the sim whilst you are in France.
Also,has your phone been unlocked? Is it sim free? Because a French sim will not work in it otherwise.
Hope this helps.
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SIMs are always cheaper in their home country. Secondhand ones on eBay have often expired.
The cheapest way to do it is to use a foreign SIM and callback service, which relies on the fact that tariffs are different in different directions. You trigger a call to you that presents you with a dialtone.0
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