FM Station Roaming SIM Card (China, Japan, ...)
Anyone know where I can buy this FM Station SIM Card online, with shipping to europe? We will visit Japan and Mainland China for 15 days, this SIM seems to be a good choice for that, as it will give us 4GB for 15 days in both countries. Never heard of this company but otherwise we would need two SIM cards for each country. I also hope this card will avoid the chinese firewall as HK Unicom SIM cards did, which I used the the past.
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It does mention that the provider in China is Unicom. Besides, the Chinese government has invest heavily in its firewall...
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I used HK Unicom Sim Cards in China Mainland before and they wasn't "firewalled" as all traffic was directed through HK. Why shouldn't it different with this card?
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If you're going to Japan first, see if you can find one in Japan.
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Originally Posted by 31570324
(Post 29302890)
I used HK Unicom Sim Cards in China Mainland before and they wasn't "firewalled" as all traffic was directed through HK. Why shouldn't it different with this card?
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Originally Posted by DragonSoul
(Post 29306386)
On the website it just says Unicom, so I thought possibly it might not be a Hong Kong one.
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You can always contact them to see if you can get them to send the card to Europe. I was able to get a Japan sim to ship to Sweden - I just have to pay for registered mail which is less than 3 EUR (HK post is not like European post - they don't rob people like they do here in Scandinavia).
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As I couldn't find any information about this card, I ordered different cards now, this card for Japan and (as it's valid for 8 days and not just 7 like the HK Unicom card would be and it use the better Docomo network instead of Softbank) and this card for China Mainland. I contacted a couple of sellers about the FM Station card before, but no one was willing to send it to europe for a reasonable fare.
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You really need docomo card if you are going to smaller cities. I actually think that you can get a fee sim card in NRT.
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Originally Posted by nacho
(Post 29324669)
You really need docomo card if you are going to smaller cities. I actually think that you can get a fee sim card in NRT.
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Docomo: You can watch ads to get free data - not a lot though.
Waamazing - sign up and get 500mb data, only 3g and slightly slow. Need to register at least 4 hours prior to arrival. https://travel.ulifestyle.com.hk/new...%AF%E5%A4%A2/2 Sorry it's in Chinese - you can use google translate. |
Originally Posted by nacho
(Post 29327915)
Docomo: You can watch ads to get free data - not a lot though.
Originally Posted by nacho
(Post 29327915)
Waamazing - sign up and get 500mb data, only 3g and slightly slow. Need to register at least 4 hours prior to arrival.
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Originally Posted by 31570324
(Post 29328035)
This SIM cards are available just in certain areas, and not in the areas where most tourists arrive.
Seems to be only available for taiwan and hongkong people. |
Originally Posted by 31570324
(Post 29302890)
I used HK Unicom Sim Cards in China Mainland before and they wasn't "firewalled" as all traffic was directed through HK. Why shouldn't it different with this card?
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Originally Posted by HKtraveller
(Post 29330587)
China Unicom SIMs are firewalled. RThedy use a mainland APN. Only China Mobile (HK) SIM cards are open in China using HK APN.
Edit: https://www.ebay.com/itm/162227222611 "NO "GREAT FIREWALL OF CHINA" RESTRICTION" |
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