Originally Posted by
Sant
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Not for extended international use; you must reside in the U.S. and primary usage must occur on our U.S. network.
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Originally Posted by
Xyzzy
What exactly does TMO mean by this? Is it on a per-line basis or on a per-account basis? I reside in the US but I've got an extra active SIM on an account that I primarily use overseas. Are they going to be unhappy with me or does the fact that I have additional active SIMs on the account that are used almost exclusively within the US c
unteract this?
My experience:
Set up a T-Mob account for intl data roaming as a Canadian in a US T-Mob store; no problem. (2013)
6 months later my phone number account was terminated due to not using the account in the US enough compared to the intl usage to qualify. The agent I talked to mentioned that according to their records my "SIM" has not locked onto any US towers enough times compared to my intl usage.