For years I have been using an old T-mobile ( bought in Germany many a
year ago phone , I charge it here ( I have the 220 outlets here in my
kitchen), since often I still have some money in the phone, thus can
let everybody here know I have arrived in Frankfurt, then over there I
put about 20 Euros on it and can telephone all over Europe and also
back to the US for cheap. .By now it is such a heavy klunker, but it
works fine. If anybody is interested ---- .
Just to know: when you buy a cheap cellphone in Germany, the
overseas calls to here are cheaper when made from Germany proper, from
the other European countries they are more. The other countries
have , a least used to have, the same rules.
Marta
On Sep 8, 2010, at 11:50 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
you can get a throwaway phone at a local phone store in whatever
country
you are in.
Wednesday, September 8, 201011:43 AMBill [email protected]
On Sep 8, 2010, at 10:47 , John Stone wrote:
Check into buying a sim card card for a carrier that works in the
country(s) you'll be visiting it's usually cheaper. It should be very
comparable if not cheaper then here in the states.
When poking around on the internet, it seems that I would need to
jailbreak the phone to use another sim card. Is this true, or do
the two
topics naturally get discussed at the same time?
Bill
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