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09-01-2010, 16:28
Once the SIM has been deactivated, it can't be reactivated anymore. There might be exceptions, if you request reactivation shortly after deactivation, but after years there's no chance. The phone number could even be reassigned to another customer already.
But T-Mobile's rates are completely unattractive, especially for visitors, who can place international calls for a fraction of T-Mobile's rates with solomo or Fonic.
terminals: Samsung: Galaxy S5 DuoS (G900FD); BLU: Win HD LTE; Nokia: 1200; Asus: Fonepad 7 ME372CG; Huawei data: E3372, Vodafone R201, K3765, E1762;
postpaid: O2 on Business XL; prepaid: DE: Aldi Talk, Lidl; UK: 3; BG: MTel, vivacom; RU: MTS; RS: MTS; UAE: du Tourist SIM; INT'L: toggle mobile
VoIP: sipgate.de (German DID); sipgate.co.uk (British DID); ukddi.com (British DID); sipcall.ch (Swiss DID); megafon.bg (Bulgarian DID); InterVoip.com
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