Mobile Data in USA

[Alibayparc]

[QUOTE=cartoonp;15172560]Just to add sim came today really looking forward to the holiday know

Hi
This also looks like good alternative can you tell me where you bought it please? Thank you
Alex

[dazzabird]

Originally Posted by ollie87

If you have a phone that supports eSIMs you can use the T-Mobile eSIM app.

t-mobile/support/pla...obile-esim-app

I just checked it and it's offering me the following:


I'll probably do the $50 plan instead of paying Vodafone the £5 a day they want from me to use my unlimited data from home.

Acts as a second line on your phone - but you can still recieve calls and texts on your UK number. But make sure you turn data roaming off on your UK line.

You will likely get faster speeds too - as a local customer. Most networks abroad will restrict the speed of customers who are roaming.

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If your phone is still able to receive UK calls ..are you still liable to the UK daily charge ?

[ollie87]

Originally Posted by dazzabird

If your phone is still able to receive UK calls ..are you still liable to the UK daily charge ?

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Depends on the network I suppose. But I've never been charged for recieving calls in the US when roaming - even back when I was a teenager with a flip-phone on PAYG.

Just make sure you turn your data roaming off and it should be fine.

[dazzabird]

Originally Posted by ollie87

Depends on the network I suppose. But I've never been charged for recieving calls in the US when roaming - even back when I was a teenager with a flip-phone on PAYG.

Just make sure you turn your data roaming off and it should be fine.

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Will have to give a go

[cartoonp]

Originally Posted by cartoonp

Just to add sim came today really looking forward to the holiday know

Hi
This also looks like good alternative can you tell me where you bought it please? Thank you
Alex

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Alex on Amazon I been using this type of sim for the past 3 trips easy to set up

[mickeymouseears]

Originally Posted by ollie87

If you have a phone that supports eSIMs you can use the T-Mobile eSIM app.

t-mobile/support/pla...obile-esim-app

I just checked it and it's offering me the following:


I'll probably do the $50 plan instead of paying Vodafone the £5 a day they want from me to use my unlimited data from home.

Acts as a second line on your phone - but you can still recieve calls and texts on your UK number. But make sure you turn data roaming off on your UK line.

You will likely get faster speeds too - as a local customer. Most networks abroad will restrict the speed of customers who are roaming.

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I have not heard of e-Sims before. Does this mean that I can keep my Tesco Sim in my new iPhone and connect through the T-mobile app? If so, that sounds like an ideal option for me.

[Alibayparc]

Originally Posted by cartoonp

Alex on Amazon I been using this type of sim for the past 3 trips easy to set up

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Hi
Thank you the info. I’ve checked on Amazon and there’s a lot to choose from, what one do you use. Much appreciate the info.
Alex

[ollie87]

Originally Posted by mickeymouseears

I have not heard of e-Sims before. Does this mean that I can keep my Tesco Sim in my new iPhone and connect through the T-mobile app? If so, that sounds like an ideal option for me.

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Yes it does

[cartoonp]

Originally Posted by Alibayparc

Hi
Thank you the info. I’ve checked on Amazon and there’s a lot to choose from, what one do you use. Much appreciate the info.
Alex

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Hi Alex here you go

[Alibayparc]

Originally Posted by cartoonp

Hi Alex here you go

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Hi
Fantastic, thank you so much for the information.
Alex