On Wednesday, January 04, 2012 08:48:12 PM Mike Barnard wrote: > After reading Mark's post I imagined him coming to > Kampala to visit friends and family and purchasing an > Orange sim card, assuming no roaming for him and having > to get finger printed, photographed and verified before > his sim card can be activated for the two weeks he will > be here. This process was not well thought through.
Good thing my current service providers have roaming agreements with at least MTN, Zain and UTL in Uganda :-). But what you say is absolutely something to think about. Not everybody wants to roam (it's simply too complicated, despite all the advances in technology), but they also don't want to feel like they're getting married in court when all they want is to send a message back saying, "I arrived safely". Mark.
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