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if you fly to another country, you will be subject to roaming fees. In that case, it maybe easier to just hail a cab depending on which country you are in
by needlessly 9y ago
if you fly to another country, you will be subject to roaming fees. In that case, it maybe easier to just hail a cab depending on which country you are in
- horsawlarway 9y agoOnly if you're a sucker and pay big bucks to a shitty US carrier. EU got rid of roaming. There are carriers in the US that offer flat rates in all supported countries (like Google Fi: 135+ countries at time of writing). I'm based in the US, I lived in Brazil for several months last year. I stayed with Fi, still paid 10$/gb and 20$/month for unlimited voice/text, kept my number, and immediately had data access. As a side note, Uber was there, and we used it frequently.
- chris_7 9y agoNot on T-Mobile...
- prostoalex 9y agoOr Google Fi.