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Stu · 06-11-2010, 13:02

The dual IMSI Passports (which are free incoming in the US on the UK number) absolutely used to be free incoming in Canada. I spend a fair amount of time in Canada and had chatted with a forum member on this forum who is exceptionally knowledgeable in who lives in Toronto and about how he uses the SIM when he has left the GTA (Greater Toronto Area).

I am quickly losing interest in roaming SIMs because they go bankrupt without notice (Celtrek, 09, United Mobile), change the rules so quickly and wildly that you have to spend all your time keeping up with their changes. This change is from free to well over a US$1 a minute for incoming calls and that is significant. I get the feeling that Canada is now being handled on the global side of the SIM rather than the North American.

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Stu (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Guru Posts: 1,091 Join Date: 11 Feb 2004 Location: Detroit (formerly Dubai) Country:	06-11-2010, 13:02 The dual IMSI Passports (which are free incoming in the US on the UK number) absolutely used to be free incoming in Canada. I spend a fair amount of time in Canada and had chatted with a forum member on this forum who is exceptionally knowledgeable in who lives in Toronto and about how he uses the SIM when he has left the GTA (Greater Toronto Area). I am quickly losing interest in roaming SIMs because they go bankrupt without notice (Celtrek, 09, United Mobile), change the rules so quickly and wildly that you have to spend all your time keeping up with their changes. This change is from free to well over a US$1 a minute for incoming calls and that is significant. I get the feeling that Canada is now being handled on the global side of the SIM rather than the North American.