4 ms·
I think that the case T-Mobile is going for is not the person who lives in another country for long periods of time for work but the traveller who has to consta
by HaloZero 13y ago
I think that the case T-Mobile is going for is not the person who lives in another country for long periods of time for work but the traveller who has to constantly go back and forth between areas, or just a frequent vacationer.
I imagine it's just better for you to get your own plan if you're spending 3/4 of the year there.
- nknighthb 13y agoGetting my own plan was a legal impossibility, and would have done little to help anyone in the US get hold of me. car's suggestion is at least an interesting half-solution. I didn't even consider a T-Mobile "wi-fi calling" phone at the time, as I'd been under the impression, right up until today, that T-Mobile had only had that feature for a couple years before abandoning it.