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What American mobile providers allow you to use SIM cards for your phones and use pre-paid cards?

May 12, 2009 by b-rad | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I am bringing an unlocked phone from Asia and I would taste to use it in the U.S.

Are there any mobile providers that will allow me to keep using my phone, put a U.S. SIM card in it, and use pre-paid phone credit to have a phone total and phone credit?

I heard T-mobile might do that.

ATT or t-mobile both can do it for you... tho the US prepaid customer base is really not like as in europe but still you can use your phone and get it prepaid

http://wireless.att.com
search GoPhone (the prepaid benefit they offer)

http://www.t-mobile.com
search t-mobile to go.....

Do Australian mobile providers charge for incoming international calls?

Aug 01, 2006 by kanax | Posted in Mobile Phones & Plans

In Canada, the estate-line phones offer unlimited local calling (for a monthly fee). When trade a mobile (cell phone) from a land line, the mobile owner pays for the call, it's still free for the caller. I allow that in Australia it's the call originator that always pays, never the call receiver. My question: does that hold geographically come to pass for international calls, say from Skype - would the mobile owner in Australia have to pay to receive an international call from Skype? And are you cocksure your answer is correct for any mobile provider in Australia? Thanks.

If the caller is O/S and the receiver is in Australia (with AU haulier), the caller pays and the receiver doesn't.

If the receiver (who has an AU carrier and "International ROAMING" activated), receives a call while they are O/S from anywhere in the world, both the receiver and the caller pay.

By the way, to walk off a call while global roaming is activated is quite expensive, so try to limit the call time!

What are the names of the big mobile service providers in the Philippines?

Apr 09, 2007 by Wade County | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

Can someone please direct me the names of all the big mobile service providers in the Philippines? Thanks.

The big two are Astute Communications and Globe Telecom. Lesser known but coming up is Sun Cellular.

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What Will New Canadian Wireless Provider Public Mobile Offer To ...

by dforde@profectio.com (Dave Forde)

With a calculate of new wireless providers waiting to move ahead a fix of the wireless pie currently owned by Bell, Rogers and Telus I’ve been wondering what the new players will be sacrifice. I sent off an email to the societal relations yourself at Common Mobile and here’s what they have said they will be present Canadians.

DF – When will Apparent Mobile open? PM – We will not propose smartphones, or text plans

Their rep also had this to say, “Our end is to staff specify use to the people who do not currently have stall phones – either because it is too overpriced, or because they find monthly bills too unpredictable.” We’re only a runty tiem away from Q4 2009 so it will be captivating to see how Customers Mobile does in the Canadian wireless trade.

Projected Mobile has a horrendous time in front of of them to pick up a lump of Canadian wireless customers who are long-faced with the coeval providers, but they will not do this by contribution a “stature-quo” sacrifice which is expressly what they PR rep has provided in return to my search.  They have a bright guy in Alex Krstajic as CEO of Universal Mobile (formally BMV Holdings) who has a very rugged grip on the mobile dynamism but something is missing, or maybe perhaps they have a new machination up their sleeve yet to be announced?

What do you evaluate?

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