Originally Posted by
lhrsfo
If you are regularly in the UK and dealing with UK people who will want to call you on a UK number, you should consider getting a regular contract with Three. The normal contract includes Feel at Home which counts all calls received in the USA on that SIM, and all calls to the UK on that SIM whilst in the USA as included minutes. This effectively gives you a UK number to receive calls foc for your contacts to use, as well as an ability to make free calls to the UK foc - particularly valuable to mobile numbers which would otherwise be very expensive.
This was actually my plan; I'll be spending about half of each month in the UK and had heard good things about Three. Is there any difference between a recurring monthly contract and going the top-up route? I'm not 100% clear based on the site info.
Originally Posted by
IslesFan
When I was in the UK over the summer, I used my A1533 iPhone 5S on 3 UK.
Perfect; that's the model I have and the carrier I intend on using. You are a godsend.
Unrelated: sucks about the Isles moving to Brooklyn next season, especially with that godawful seating setup on the one end. I hope they win the cup this year, go out of Nassau with a bang
