American getting a Sim card in Europe?

[DCLMP]

T-Mobile for free international text and data! So worth it, especially if you frequently travel internationally.

Same here. I get service all over Europe. I assumed all carriers were the same.

 

[msmama]

Verizon has the $10 a day travel pass but they also have a monthly version. I think it's $100 for up to 30 days. So obviously, if you need it more than 10 days it's better to go with the monthly pass. And I feel I was able to get it for free during some promotion at one point so check that out too.

 

[auntlynne]

I look for Free Wi-Fi locations. I put a VPN (Surf Shark) on my phone for privacy (There is a fee).

Again, if I have it straight, WiFi is not using your data allowance; that only applies when your phone is connecting through cell towers.

I look up stuff ahead of time - either pre-vacation or at a hotel And use WiFi when in a dining establishment…Take screen shots if a lot of info.

Good luck and have a great vacation.

 

[anricat]

WiFi, pronounced "Wee-Fee" in Europe,

Please tell me this is a joke. Please? No really, you can't be serious.

 

[auntlynne]

Please tell me this is a joke. Please? No really, you can't be serious.

Apparently not a joke.

 

[beckicnm]

Apparently not a joke.

Not a joke.

In Italian, "i" is pronounced "ee". Spaghetti.

 

[DSLRuser]

5 GB of high speed data. Then unlimited data at 256 kbps. Not really sure what that is.

Thats a bout a week of normal use at fast speeds......then they cap you off....so no music, no pictures, no video

if you dont stream while on cell...5 gigs should do you pretty well. but tick toc and fail book will cut into that 5gig quickly

 

[DSLRuser]

Again, if I have it straight, WiFi is not using your data allowance; that only applies when your phone is connecting through cell towers.

correct