Does the SIM Card update to what you have on the International Sim on the telestial.com website? These rates are much higher.
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Adam, I do not know the answer to the question. In my last two international trips I have purchase a SIM from the local country at a local cell phone store. I paid $10 and it was much cheaper than using this card.
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It came with a SIM card but we used the one that we already had. I'm not sure if it would work there or not.
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Yes much of what everyone else said. 4 Bandwidths to cove all the world. Just travel to where you want to go. Get a local pay as you go SIM chip, and you will have a local number in that country. Pay for what ever minutes you need. Another option? Telestial.com has a SIM chip that allows you to use there chip for US local number and being in a selected country and having a local number there also. But for me in Wyoming, this SIM will not work in my area. But it did work in bigger cities that I did travel through. Good Luck!!!! Happy Traveling!!!!!
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I used it in Africa (Tanzania) just this past September. It's all about your service provider, not the 3g phone specifically. And I didn't change out sims. Just called AT&T before I left and added int'" calls/text for a fee (temporary). Dropped the intl service as soon as i returned to the states
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I do honestly do not think so. I never had an increase in my bill. I didnt need a data package either. You just cant go on the web. I only needed it for calls and text messages. It is a great BASIC phone and serves a purpose with out a data package.
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I have not used this sim card for that exact phone, but I have used these sim cards on numerous AT&T; phones. Just make sure the sim card is the same size because they do vary. Once you have that all sorted out just activate the card with your new number and you will be good to go! As far as additional charges... NONE unless you choose add on features like Data (for downloads outside of wifi) etc.. Hope this helps:)
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Likely, just move the SIM over. Maybe adjust data settings for your carrier, but that should be it.
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i have telenor and MTS Serbia sim cards, and it's locked for that networks... i am very angry, because they said the phone is open every network, apparently that is not true, now i have to figure it out...
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Did you already purchase the sim? I can recall if it had airtime if it did it would have been like five dollars, but somehow I doubt it came with...
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Sydney I had to install a sim card, and I live in a spot that verry little works, so if it works here you can count on it working for you. I LOVE mine.
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These sim cards arent active. Once you receive them you have to add money and call the company to activate them. Im currently using the $25 plan. Unlimited calls and sms/mms. If you want to use the web I believe its starts at $40 for everything.
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I didn't experienced any problems recharging the minutes of the sim card when I was in the 10 countries in Europe. I just dial the special number + the amount you want to buy for the minutes + plus the 4 digits of your credit card that your registered in the onesimcard website.
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Hello Luis,Well, don't loose your time with this BS, it doesn't work at all! I travel abroad a lot and I often have to switch SIM cards (local SIM and my country SIM) and I wanted to buy it to avoid switching all the time. The problem is both SIM cards must have the same GSM standard to work properly. In my recent case for example, the GSM standard in the US is different of my country (Brazil) so I wasn't able to use both at the same time. If you plan for the same situation, run away of this BS! On the other hand if you want to use only in your country, you can try but again it is a matter of lucky. Take care! Eduardo Hello Luis,Well, don't loose your time with this BS, it doesn't work at all! I travel abroad a lot and I often have to switch SIM cards (local SIM and my country SIM) and I wanted to buy it to avoid switching all the time. The problem is both SIM cards must have the same GSM standard to work properly. In my recent case for example, the GSM standard in the US is different of my country (Brazil) so I wasn't able to use both at the same time. If you plan for the same situation, run away of this BS! On the other hand if you want to use only in your country, you can try but again it... » Read More Hello Luis,Well, don't loose your time with this BS, it doesn't work at all! I travel abroad a lot and I often have to switch SIM cards (local SIM and my country SIM) and I wanted to buy it to avoid switching all the time. The problem is both SIM cards must have the same GSM standard to work properly. In my recent case for example, the GSM standard in the US is different of my country (Brazil) so I wasn't able to use both at the same time. If you plan for the same situation, run away of this BS! On the other hand if you want to use only in your country, you can try but again it is a matter of lucky. Take care! Eduardo « Show Less
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To the best of my knowledge, None of their plans have International Roaming, if that's what you meant. It does have an option of Outgoing international calls.If you just meant to know if it supports an internationally bought phone, you will have to compare the supported GSM Frequency of your phone, with that of the Sim Card.
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Yup - the one I purchased was unlocked so I was able to drop in world Sims and other country Sims! I currently use it in Canada, and if there is no LTE, you get 4G, and if no 4G you get 3G etc.
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When I bought the phone it had a bit of a charge on it. I did not have a phone card yet and was able to get on the internet. It comes with a sim card if you buy it from VM.
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I don't know. I bought a SIM card locally where I travelled (Turks & Caicos) and it worked perfectly. I was able to call both locally and internationally at much lower rates than my home carrier which happens to be AT&T.;