SIM to receive calls in Europe?

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Kalico - 11 Dec 2006 02:56 GMT

Some time ago, I recall seeing a SIM deal that had no roaming charges
for receiving calls in Europe. I think it was a Lichtenstien based
account or similar.

Anyone got any details or other recommendations for a SIM that we can
use when travelling a lot on Euro business?

TIA.

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Alec - 11 Dec 2006 03:23 GMT

> Some time ago, I recall seeing a SIM deal that had no roaming charges
> for receiving calls in Europe. I think it was a Lichtenstien based
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> TIA.

www.united-mobile.com
There is another, slightly cheaper international SIM with no set-up charge:
www.travelsimshop.com
I have used both and they work fine.

Alec

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Rob - 11 Dec 2006 09:00 GMT

>> Some time ago, I recall seeing a SIM deal that had no roaming charges
>> for receiving calls in Europe. I think it was a Lichtenstien based
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> Alec

http://www.prepaidgsm.net/

Is a good site for advice - the IOM sims have uk 07624 numbers, which
makes it cheaper for people calling yourself and a lot less confusing
when giving your number out.

Rob

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pappa1928@luukku.com - 11 Dec 2006 09:12 GMT

Hi,

I saw several options to choose from at http://www.mobile-page.co.uk/
by typing sim no roaming charge onto search field at homepage. Hoping
this will help...pappa

> Some time ago, I recall seeing a SIM deal that had no roaming charges
> for receiving calls in Europe. I think it was a Lichtenstien based
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> TIA.

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www.simcard.me.uk - 11 Dec 2006 16:41 GMT

> Some time ago, I recall seeing a SIM deal that had no roaming charges
> for receiving calls in Europe. I think it was a Lichtenstien based
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> TIA.

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Bossman - 11 Dec 2006 22:06 GMT

I have both Unitedmobile/riiing and the IOM sim from
http://www.freeglobalsim.com/

I prefer the IOM sim not only because it's a UK number, but also
because it has more features than United mobile. Both sims have free
incoming in most of Europe. Actually, pretty much all the International
sims do.

Check out the international page here for comparison:

http://www.prepaidgsm.net/en/international.html

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