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Originally Posted by PainCorp
(Post 22282883)
Well I'm sure a lot of people are going to visit more than 9 countries in their life...
Remember you can roam as much as you want. That limit applies to the local countries |
So if I go to Spain, activate a local number, then am out of Spain for a few months, then activate a Spain number again, I am assuming that means I have used 2 numbers?
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Originally Posted by Silver Fox
(Post 22285320)
So if I go to Spain, activate a local number, then am out of Spain for a few months, then activate a Spain number again, I am assuming that means I have used 2 numbers?
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Originally Posted by ajGoes
(Post 22285430)
I'm pretty sure you can have local numbers for up to nine countries. If you need a new Spanish number, you're still using the same international mobile subscriber identity. The network just maps that IMSI number to a different phone number.
Your not using 2 numbers from the 9, your using 1 country from the 9. It might be a bit tricky to understand but basically if you have country X, it doesn't matter how many times you activated a number, deactivated a number, added a annual number or what ever the only count is 1 - for adding country X. since I got the sim a year ago I had to add at least 20+ numbers, if not more and I had no issues. |
Originally Posted by jason8612
(Post 22283200)
I'm sure, but out of the 13 that you can have a local number? And in the span of keeping the SIM valid and using it?
Remember you can roam as much as you want. That limit applies to the local countries |
Originally Posted by PainCorp
(Post 22286509)
You should look at their roaming rates outside of their base countries, I might as well use my normal phone.
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For those that said they were offered a new sim by Toggle, would that be a new account, or a replacement sim for your account?
Edit: Just heard from them. Guess it has to be a new account with a new SIM and you can't transfer credits. Guess I won't be able to try Roamer for a bit longer... =( |
I used them the end of last year in both the UK and in Ireland. You can order their Sim with a starter kit for free and have it shipped to you here in the US. I was able to setup my account and test the sim for calls prior to my departure. Calling inbound/outbound was excellent and I had coverage in more than 90% of the areas that I was at. The data was good, just remember to turn data off when you are not using it or it could run you up and use up all of your prepaid monies quickly. I was able to get 9 days of calls and data without doing a recharge.
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Originally Posted by PainCorp
(Post 22288105)
For those that said they were offered a new sim by Toggle, would that be a new account, or a replacement sim for your account?
Edit: Just heard from them. Guess it has to be a new account with a new SIM and you can't transfer credits. Guess I won't be able to try Roamer for a bit longer... =( I wonder what happens if you "lost" your SIM? |
Originally Posted by jason8612
(Post 22357748)
Ah that's no good. I didn't follow-up with them as I don't need a new SIM. But that sucks that you need a new account.
I wonder what happens if you "lost" your SIM? |
Trying to register SIM. Running into a problem. It's asking for my Toggle #, and I don't have one yet.
toggle mobile number (e.g. 074********): ____________??? My phone is showing the number: 44 000 000 0000 Where do I go from here? |
Originally Posted by pricesquire
(Post 22486633)
Trying to register SIM. Running into a problem. It's asking for my Toggle #, and I don't have one yet.
toggle mobile number (e.g. 074********): ____________??? My phone is showing the number: 44 000 000 0000 Where do I go from here? |
Originally Posted by PainCorp
(Post 22486734)
There should be a sticker on the back of the card that your SIM came with that has the number on it.
FWIW: I called myself (the network shown is T-Mobile) and it came up as a Minnesota number. Tried to send texts from the same number to no avail. Right now just trying to get the thing registered. Leave for Europe shortly. |
Originally Posted by pricesquire
(Post 22486755)
The sticker says "for mobile number please insert sim card"
FWIW: I called myself (the network shown is T-Mobile) and it came up as a Minnesota number. Tried to send texts from the same number to no avail. Right now just trying to get the thing registered. Leave for Europe shortly. |
Blackberry Curve 9300.
Weird, as the BB shows my number as 44 000 000 0000 And my test call to my iPhone showed my number as a regular ol' US number from Minnesota |
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