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Feel At Home basically means that your mobile will act the same as if you were in the UK. Sending a text from the UK to a (for example) Spanish number incurs a
by koyote 11y ago
Feel At Home basically means that your mobile will act the same as if you were in the UK.
Sending a text from the UK to a (for example) Spanish number incurs a cost outside of your allowance.
So that same text would also incur a cost when you are in Spain.
- geocar 11y agoI've set up Google Voice -> US SIP -> UK SIP -> 3 Mobile. This gives me a US number to give out to Americans (who don't want to dial my UK number) that they can text/call. I can then make calls when on Wifi or using a Phonecard app which automatically dials my UK SIP and forwards the call via the US SIP provider. I don't have to switch SIMs or give up my UK number. This works well for me (since I travel between the US/UK often)
- koyote 11y agoCan't you just use Google Voice on Three's 4g connection/Wifi to make/receive calls/texts on your Google Voice number using Hangouts? What's the purpose of the two SIPs?
- geocar 11y agoThree doesn't have any 4G when roaming, and the 4G isn't that great even in London (compared to say: Vodafone). Texting with Google Voice is fine though. The two sips are registered to the same installation of asterisk: The UK provider gives me a UK number and rates equivalent to a UK landline. The US provider gives me a US number (which is registered with google voice) and rates equivalent to a US landline.