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OT ... Roaming SIM cards
Just seeking anyone's local experience with any of these.
RoamingSIM seems widespread, even available at Australia Post Offices according to website, however, I haven't been able to find any reviews out there. Does anyone have any experience/recommendations about this concept. Thanks. |
Have a look at this post on the OZ/NZ forum:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/austr...l#post11478224 It may be a different product, but most simply undercut somewhat the expensive roaming costs of Oz telcos -still leaving plenty of profit. I would recommend getting local SIM cards were you can. There's quite a few threads on this in most of the regional fora. |
Thanks.
Seems it's just as confusing as trying to decide on one's local mobile plan !! |
I actually work for a company that does roaming SIM's to save frequent travellers money. If you're interested, drop me a line (I won't spam the forum with the details).
I make no cash out of it (I'm one of the technical people) but am happy to help out a fellow FT person, and if you have problems, you can drop me a line directly :) |
I tend to get a local sim (usually not many different destinations per trip) through VRoam (http://www.vroam.com.au/). (Apologies if it's bad form to name them - I have no connection to them, I just posted it because I have found them okay to use.)
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I used to use United Mobile who were very good, but it appears they are no more :(
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Originally Posted by wijomas
(Post 11763014)
I used to use United Mobile who were very good, but it appears they are no more :(
They also used Liechtenstein numbers. Not so cheap for people to call you from. We use UK numbers (+44) and US (+1) with toll free forwarding for people to call you "free" from their end, and you pick up the tab for the call. Also cheap outbound of course:) |
Originally Posted by drewbles
(Post 11763793)
Correct. They wound up a few weeks ago (or more accurately were forced to wind up).
They also used Liechtenstein numbers. Not so cheap for people to call you from. We use UK numbers (+44) and US (+1) with toll free forwarding for people to call you "free" from their end, and you pick up the tab for the call. Also cheap outbound of course:) |
Originally Posted by wijomas
(Post 11763882)
More recently they also offered +44 and seperate data SIMs. YHPM very soon drewbles.
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