The incoming number will be just like Maxroam's, a Belgium mobile, which also happens to be not the cheapest to call or forward to. Post back when you actually are able to add a free US number. These sims (maxroam,searoam) will only make sense if you get a free DID. If not, why would I forward to it via a 3rd party (at a minimum of $0.20 in most cases I have seen), and also pay for incoming calls. When there are cheaper options out there.
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Originally Posted by RTuesday
I emailed Searoam last week and was told the incoming number was in Belgium (didn't say if it was landline or mobile) but I could "add a US number free of charge".
My travel plans have now changed so that I won't need it within the next 6 months. But a US number (IF really available now) could be interesting for North Americans. 50c in/out worldwide is a nice simple tariff.
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