American Sim cards

21 Oct 2008 lexi said

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• 21 Oct 2008 ozzie daz said

  

  hi i found this one to be the best deal for me, and it only took like 3 days to get hear and i live in darwin (5 mins from the middle of know where)
  
  http://www.telestial.com/view_product.php?ID=LSIM-US04
  
  and type in TELCO10 which gives you 10 percent off which is better than nothing.
  hope this helps
  cheers Daz

  hi i found this one to be the best deal for me, and it only took like 3 days to get hear and i live in darwin (5 mins from the middle of know where)<BR><BR><A HREF="http://www.telestial.com/view_product.php?ID=LSIM-US04" TARGET=_blank>http://www.telestial.com/view_product.php?ID=LSIM-US04</A><BR><BR>and type in TELCO10 which gives you 10 percent off which is better than nothing.<BR>hope this helps<BR>cheers Daz or Cancel
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• 5 Nov 2008 NurseKara said

  

  it will be cheaper to have a sim card for Canada and one for the USA that way you don’t get charged roaming rates. Sim cards are expensive in Canada & USA $50 just for the sim card with no credit. I found that it was cheaper to buy a pre-paid phone in each country. I found AT&T the Cheapest $15 for the phone and sim card (USA) you can get really great text packages $5 for 200 messages. Hope this helps. I have travelled with an international sim card I got in Australia the problem I found was I could only recharge by credit card and it charged me in US$ and it was really hard to call home on (very complicated). Hope this helps

  it will be cheaper to have a sim card for Canada and one for the USA that way you don't get charged roaming rates. Sim cards are expensive in Canada & USA $50 just for the sim card with no credit. I found that it was cheaper to buy a pre-paid phone in each country. I found AT&T the Cheapest $15 for the phone and sim card (USA) you can get really great text packages $5 for 200 messages. Hope this helps. I have travelled with an international sim card I got in Australia the problem I found was I could only recharge by credit card and it charged me in US$ and it was really hard to call home on (very complicated). Hope this helps or Cancel
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• 6 Nov 2008 JessQuills said

  

  i’ve just had the same thoughts going on…
  i decided to go with the one that’s run thru contiki. it’s only 35 cents to send international sms and 15c to receive – which is pretty much all i’ll be using it for
  they have them at www.contiki.ekit.com
  or more specifically www.simplecalling.com
  and these are for USA & Canada, with cheaper rates from bigger cities, like LA, NY, Toronto etc

  i've just had the same thoughts going on...<BR>i decided to go with the one that's run thru contiki. it's only 35 cents to send international sms and 15c to receive - which is pretty much all i'll be using it for<BR>they have them at <A HREF="http://www.contiki.ekit.com" TARGET=_blank>www.contiki.ekit.com</A><BR>or more specifically <A HREF="http://www.simplecalling.com" TARGET=_blank>www.simplecalling.com</A><BR>and these are for USA & Canada, with cheaper rates from bigger cities, like LA, NY, Toronto etc or Cancel
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• 6 Nov 2008 lexi said

  

  same here I didn’t know we got one though contiki but it seems easiest to deal with so thats the one i went with to

  same here I didn't know we got one though contiki but it seems easiest to deal with so thats the one i went with to or Cancel
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