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Kenneth
26-07-2005, 01:50 AM
I am thinking of doing something like getting a GSM prepay sim card and using it with my phone while I am in the UK.
My reasoning is that It should be easier and I don't pay any roaming charges etc.
Does anyone have any reccomendaitions on what I should do, what company to go with and what the coverage is across europe (can i use the same phone everywhere)
Any advice much appreciated
oh, and info like cost of connection and per minute costs would be good also
Vodafone (cough - and not just because I work there :smug: )
try http://www.vodafone.co.nz/services/07.a.15_autoroam.jsp?hd=foryou&st=coverage&ss=goingoverseas
You can just use your vodafone phone in the UK :chugchug:
:thumbsup:
Kenneth
26-07-2005, 03:16 AM
whats the cost though? I was thinking that If I got a sim-card over in the UK then I would be only making local calls instead of international.
Don't forget I am on pre-pay.
hehe, you able to er... update prepay accounts ;) lol
Kenneth
26-07-2005, 03:31 AM
oh, and does UK roaming include Scottland? :P
oh, and does UK roaming include Scottland? :P
cheeky ****e!
Don't you know that the Scottish still use the ol'e bean cans and wet string theory!!
Kenneth
26-07-2005, 06:43 AM
cheeky ****e!
Don't you know that the Scottish still use the ol'e bean cans and wet string theory!!
lol. Didn't mean to be cheeky... just need to make sure I can contact everyone I need to contact with my mobile if not getting a UK phone...
Nick Mann
26-07-2005, 07:50 AM
There are three or four networks in the UK. If you arrive on international roaming you can use any of them, I guess, but if you buy a UK sim then you will have to choose.
The UK is all covered on the same networks, but cross the sea and things will change. Even the Isle of Man is a different network to the rest of the UK! If you want to use the phone in europe then it will be international roaming rules again.
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