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Used them this year in UK. Saves the hassle of looking up local numbers for some of the others I've used. Also, has free SMS via their website. Let my daughter keep in contact with her mother while we were away.
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What do you do for telephone communication overseas?
Outgoing calls: Skype with Skype credit, using Fring application on an iphone, so it works like a regular mobile when in a wifi zone. $40 lasts forever.
Incoming calls: message on my voicemail telling people to (in order of preference):
1. email
2. leave voicemail on my skypein australia number
3. call or text to my second mobile if urgent
If you've got a new-ish smartphone that has WiFi (like a Nokia N95) then you can often install VOIP clients onto them and use the handset to make VOIP calls where ever it can connect to the internet with WiFi.
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Re: TravelSIM
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Originally Posted by SeaWolf
If you've got a new-ish smartphone that has WiFi (like a Nokia N95) then you can often install VOIP clients onto them and use the handset to make VOIP calls where ever it can connect to the internet with WiFi.
that works pretty well (I have an N95), it just sucks the battery from you!
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