I am familiar with Sim cards in Italy, but where would I buy a sim card in the USA and how can I find out about the pricing options?
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I use this web site as a guide when traveling. http://prepaidwithdata.wikia.com/wiki/Prepaid_SIM_with_data
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for traveling in Europe, I "rented" a SIM card from http://www.iphonetrip.com/
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Any T-Mobile or AT&T; store can furnish a GSM SIM card on a pay as you go basis. Also Amazon and EBay sell USA SIM cards.
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Hello,You can buy SIM Cards for you cell phone or for your MiFi Mobile device like the ...Novatel Wireless MiFi 3352 at CellularAbroad.com for $59.00People who work for National Geographic use their services and the company is based in Italy with a store in Los Angeles, California. 1-800-287-5072Call them and they can tell you more details.Hope this information helps you.
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I haven't used this in the USA, just in Europe. In USA I bought a similar device from T-Mobile and paid I think $35 USD for 5gb (price might be different now). I was happy with this device and it worked well. I bought the T-Mobile 4g hotspot Model #ZTE MF61 http://www.bestbuy.com/site/T-Mobile+-+4G+Mobile+Hotspot/2380066.p?id=1218323855534&skuId;=2380066
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You cannot use the MIFI in the US, 'cause the frequency is design and intended for use in Europe and Asia only
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Hi Eldho,The SIM card is a regular Mini SIM, which are the most common ones out there. They cost about $5. The device includes one, but you'll have to check if it can be reused. Daniel
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I'm sorry, I wouldn't know about the US. I use mine in the Bahamas and the system over there is completely different. I just took it to the phone company, got a sim card and pay online for data $10 at a time as I go over there.
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It is a quad band phone so it has two sim card slots, just get another simcard for the service that you will use in italy and you should be good to go.
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you may not have issues using this in the US and it had a slot of sim card. Its very old and basic.
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Yes, you need a sim card. I purchased a sim card in the US that has British number and the US. When sim inserted and phone is "on" the sim gets activated and you can call. I believe it's better to buy a sim card in Europe when you get there. The sim I bought in the US does not work as well as I wanted it to.
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Im not sure. You may have to look it up. Sim cards in america are like 8$ so im sure you cam order one on amazon if yours wont work
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You shouldn't use the SIM in the USA since you get better rates with a local plan. I purchased the SIM by mail, brought it with me on the flight and popped it into my phone on the way to Germany. Once there, I turned on the phone, input the phones unlock code, and was good to go.
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it's suppose to be READY to work when you land in Italy= that is why you are paying big $$ for it ... mine didn't work ..beware that if it doesn't work you'll be calling to US on your dime or you can try emailing support.. US support is 8hrs behind and they have to contact unoMobile in Italy ... IMO buy a TIM or vadophone sim card in ITALY .. there's a TIM i believe in terminal B in Rome airport( you can reach it from any of the terminals , connecting routes are before you go downstairs to pick up baggage ... plus they are all over ROME and other cities..
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I have used it in Europe and china and the Caribbean. It is a great little phone. My impression is that it's cheaper to buy a sim card when you get there, rather than trying to get one in the us.
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Sorry I can't help you with a answer. I've only had experience with American sim cards.
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To my humble opinion that's bad planning. A US sim will get you romming and incurring higher comms costs (you will be 1200miles away from the US network). Use a Mex SIM and use skype/viber or similar to comm on data, it should be way cheaper (but i must admit i have no clue about Mex sims and data packages). Hope this helps. otherwise, send a postcard !
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The monthly fee is only $29.95 in the US, if you are going to use it outside the US it will be $25 monthly fee. For international you will need to get your own local sim card. You can contact us at 561-279-3939 if you have any additional questions.
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I activated mine in the USA. I don't see any point in using it in the USA as the calls would be very expensive. You might be able to send a text to test it out though if that's why you'd want to use it straight away.
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It should work in Italy. It is unlocked and thus from the moment you power it up and put in your (regular sized) SIM card from your service provider it should work just fine. It did for me. I collected it in the US powered it up and placed in my Trinidad and Tobago SIM card and it worked right away!
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Ciao Vincenzo! I recommend the USD $3 per day service from T-Mobile, the SIM will cost about USD $10.
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if they will sell you a sim card i don't see why not. verizon is kind of funny though. i had mine working through straight talk. but it only takes a company to sell you a sim card and service. then you need to be sure you have the right APNs. i had mine working here. then i got something fancier and sent mine to the philippines, where they are also working fine. i suggest you go on verizon's website and see what you can see. any particular reason why you want them in particular? just wondering.