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Default Roam4Free international SIM - 13-01-2007, 14:53

I came across this today:
http://www.roam4free.ie/index.asp

thought it might be useful
(what country is xxx.ie ?!)


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(what country is xxx.ie ?!)
Ireland.

PS: interesting... "Your roam4free sim will never expire"


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Default 13-01-2007, 17:05

Doesn't look too bad, although the North American rates are as obnoxious as most other world SIMs. (Interestingly, while the Canadian rates are obnoxious, the US rates are egregiously horrible! Usually they are the same.)

I wonder if the card provides an Irish number? The outgoing rates are a little high, but the card has free incoming calls in a lot of countries, so if the mobile number is in a country that is reasonably priced to call, this product might be attractive.


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Default 13-01-2007, 17:56

It is probably a travelsim rebrand. So +372 number should be behind....
The interesting thing is that it is cheap to acquire (24 euros only!)

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Default 14-01-2007, 13:13

Yeah, it relly looks like a Travelsim rebrand with Estonian prefix... there's another one which appears sometimes on AdSense ads on this forum...


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Default roam4free.ie - 01-02-2007, 22:12

They use telephone numbers based in Estonia.. Do they have anything to do with Travelsim?

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Default 01-02-2007, 22:26

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They use telephone numbers based in Estonia.. Do they have anything to do with Travelsim?

http://www.roam4free.ie/
I think it's a privately labeled TravelSim card because the incoming/outgoing voice rates from Bermuda and St. Kitts/Nevis are identical in both rate calculators.


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