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WHERE in Europe are you going? Last year when I was in the UK, I bought a
cheap 900/1800 MHz GSM phone on eBay before leaving the US. Then, arriving
at Gatwick, I bought a Virgin Mobile prepaid starter kit for 20 pounds at
one of the electronics stores at the airport (Dixon's, I think). That
included about 10 pounds of air time and a SIM card for the phone.
- ESJ
"Vivino, David" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> Question for European collegues: I have a need to be in Europe for
extended
> periods of time. Rather than "rent" a cell phone here in the U.S. and pay
> up to $1.49 per minute while in Europe, there must be a better
alternative.
> What options do I have if I were to enroll in a plan in Europe? Here in
the
> states, the subscriber receives a certain number of free minutes each
month
> by paying a fixed monthly fee. It would also be advantageous to make
calls
> to the U.S. using the same phone if possible. Can someone point me to
some
> resources on this subject and/or provide some personal input?
> Thanks!
>
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