2:59 pm
April 8, 2011
I use AT&T. I have the $2a day plan. Unlimited nation wide calling (no long distance charges unless calling to Canada $0.19 per minute) and unlimited north American texting. Only charged the $2 for days you make/receive a call or text.
Data is $5 for 10 mb, $15 for 100 mb and $25 for 500mb or something like that.
3:37 pm
October 14, 2008
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October 14, 2008
3:56 pm
February 4, 2010
Of course I have a Speakout sim card in Canada. I don't think there is an agreement for roaming with any carrier in the US. If I had an unlocked phone, I could pick up an American sim card from their Speakout or Virgin, etc. that way I could carry on using my iPhone in any country without worrying about high roaming fees.
Any way to do that with a Rogers locked phone?
4:11 pm
April 8, 2011
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10:40 am
October 5, 2009
You could look at http://www.howardforums.com
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April 18, 2012
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July 22, 2011
9:48 am
October 14, 2008
rainforest said:
I would also like to know if there are any 7-eleven stores and their chains in the US so that i could purchase a cheap sim card and be able to use my unlocked phone to txt home
Is this possible or there are better ways.
I know that there isn't SpeakOut in the US anymore. As far as buying a sim card, I don't think the stores like 7-Eleven in the US sell sim cards, they just sell top-up cards for the various providers. Your best bet would be to go to a mass retailer and get a prepaid phone/sim card combo. They usually are reasonably priced.
10:04 am
December 30, 2010
http://www.prepaidphonenews.co.....-data.html
if you do it frequently, T-mobile seems to be cheaper in terms of 'carrying cost'(their gold status 100 initially then 10/year). but att gives you better coverage, especially data.
10:33 am
July 22, 2011
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April 25, 2014
Any Canadian travelling to the US can make very use of Roam Mobility's great plan. I have used it once, so far, plus they just upgraded to LTE since then, so overall, the service is top-notch. It will use it again, in November.
I can't say it is the cheapest, but the package is very good. I used it to call back into Canada more than in the US, plus they have a Snowbird package for longer stays.
1:26 am
January 18, 2009
If you look on Ebay there are T-Mobile sims available prepaid with 90ish balances available for $29 + 6 shipping to Canada. I picked up 2. They have gold status.legacy prepaid(which tm is eliminating but grandfathering) so you can have text ot voice at about 35% of the normal charge. No scam, these are good sims. The 2 I picked up will require $10 to renew in April 2015. The account was not set up online so with the info provided I was able to set up my online account with these sims and phone numbers. I understand the area code and phone number could be changed if you wish and some people have just transferred the balance to an account they already had. Micro and normal have been available.
$35 US and I have a sim with 840 minutes.