Maybe I;m the only one that needs this - but if you just want a simple SIM
card for a simple gsm for calling and sms only - prepaid only? What would
be the best option? I'm planning to stick in the area between DC, New York
and New England with maybe short trips outside.
Lodewijk
2012/6/17
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Alan Lai
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version of Nexus S, so I can be different and
use USD3 a day unlimited phone + data at HSPA+ speeds for the first 200MB.
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Alan Lai
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Oh, that would be perfect. Thanks, Josh. :)
Joe
On 17 Jun 2012, at 16:41, Josh Lim wrote:
Not attending Wikimania this year, but I did some research on the topic
before I headed to New York City in February, and I can suggest this: Simple
Mobile. They're an MVNO which runs on the T-Mobile
.
Luckily I got a T-Mobile USA version of Nexus S, so I can be different and
use USD3 a day unlimited phone + data at HSPA+ speeds for the first 200MB.
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Best regards
.
Luckily I got a T-Mobile USA version of Nexus S, so I can be different and
use USD3 a day unlimited phone + data at HSPA+ speeds for the first 200MB.
In response to the following email:
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Best regards
Sorry I'm late to this, but you've probably discovered by now:
For prepaid, the US basically stinks -- few options, expensive, US-only
standards, kill you on data/3G.
* So, to make things the easiest for those accustomed to Europe/Asia
systems: if you're used to SIM cards and 3G on an unlocked
