Another question about ESims vs International Travel Plans from …
网页2023年7月25日 · Hi- I think I have a 4th option for you. I do a lot of traveling as a freelance consultant based in the US and I came across an eSIM hack that works for me that combines the best of both worlds and gives you an Option #4 - whereby you use an eSIM provider for your data connection and keep your Verizon number active the entire time …
eSIM or Verizon International? - Rick Steves Travel Forum
网页2024年2月1日 · Also, is using the eSIM the same situation as using a regular SIM card, meaning you would get a phone number from that country. I'm not very tech saavy so any help would be greatly appreciated. jamo23, I just meant that some people prefer to pay the $100/month charge for the Verizon int'l plan, rather than learn how to use an eSIM.
Dual SIM and Verizon Travel Pass - Rick Steves Travel Forum
网页2022年8月31日 · And with my luck I’d lose the SIM card and be hosed. I’m pretty sure you can make calls with Verizon without an international plan, it’s just more expensive. That might cover the “emergency” scenario. For texting, consider WhatsApp. We DID have issues with Verizon charging for the $10 travel pass when we were in Spain.
SIM card vs. international calling plan on Verizon
网页2022年8月2日 · i have been buying a local sim on arrival and am very happy with the result/service. i have an android from verizon and their $10/day plan is excessive imo. on the other hand, the vodaphone sims/service i bought were euro 20 for a month and renewable for 10 euros every month thereafter. i think the offer included 70 gigs of data plus calls …
SIM card or $10 a day to Verizon? - Rick Steves Travel Forum
网页2018年5月19日 · I ended up buying a new SIM card with the international plan which includes 500 minutes to Italian #s, 300 to U.S. #s, and 8GB of data for €30 for 30 days. The staff in the Vodafone shops know the best plan to sell you and they are friendly and helpful.
Texting to/from U.S. phones while in Europe - Rick Steves
网页2017年3月21日 · The sim card for Spain allowed local calls in Spain and was not a good option for calling back to the U.S. but I liked having a local sim card to make calls to hotels as we traveled through without purchasing an international plan. It was cost effective and easy. Just don't lose the Verizon Sim card. hope that helps
Using our iPhones in France? Verizon Plans? - Rick Steves
网页2019年9月9日 · EU regulations have ended country roaming so if you buy a SIM card in one part of the EU, it will work in another EU country. Thus, my Irish Vodafone SIM card worked seamlessly in France. Having both my wife and I armed with phones came in handy when we wanted to find one another in the Louvre or when dinner reservations were required.
Avoid Verizon in Europe at All Costs - Rick Steves Travel Forum
网页2022年7月27日 · That's the reason why I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile some years ago. No extra charge for unlimited text or data overseas, and phone calls are only $0.25/min (but I don't make regular calls, as I can use WhatsApp). Now I buy the foreign SIM card only for the tablet (€9.99/month+€10 for the SIM card)
Using my US cellphone (Verizon) in Scotland - Rick Steves
网页2022年8月7日 · Originally, the SIM card only gave me 250 minutes of calls, plus unlimited texts. In recent years, that 10 pound SIM card gives me unlimited calling and texts for 30 days. And with the 3 pound TESCO card, I can make up to two hours of calls to the US, So for a total of 13 pounds, the possibilities are almost limitless.
Help please! Can you set up SIM card in US before going to …
网页2019年8月21日 · You may need to discuss with Verizon as well, even though the phone is "unlocked" the settings may not allow a non-Verizon SIM card or you may need to go into the settings to add an APN for the SIM card. I would start with Verizon, then if still no resolution, go to Vodaphone. I prefer to wait and get a SIM there, from an actual store …