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Default 11-05-2009, 17:22

We use +447924 numbered sim cards (isle of man / uk) The other operator you are referring to I would guess is United Mobile. We have no connection with U-M or do we use the same network. There system is based in Jersey (uk) - As for data. All our sim cards are enabled for data and we also sell USB data modems on our website.
   
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Default 11-05-2009, 23:26

Dear easyroam- ,

I have one of your cards.

When the dual-number product comes out, will it be possible to get the US number as an option for the existing card, or else, will it be possible to change the SIM but retain the current +44 number on the new card?



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