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10. Re: Using USA AT&T Cell Phone in England. 10 years ago. Cheap phones start at £5 (plus £10 to buy minutes/tests) at places like Carphone Warehouse. Any phone you buy at CW will automatically be unlocked and you could buy a French SIM with an appropriate amount of credit when you get to Paris.
3. Re: Cell phone tips for US Tourists. Best deal is to rent or even purchase a phone with credits you can make local & long distance calls ($40USD) If using for work/WiFi etc...get a plan (I’ve had ATT passport in the past) but still had a local phone for calls. And yes WhatsApp is great.
1. Re: Using US cellphone in Ireland for local calls. 5 years ago. The way to ensure you can call a number anywhere in the world, from anywhere in the world, is to start with a plus sign, followed bybthe country code, followed by the number. For example, if you are given an Irish number 087 1234567, drop the leading zero and store the number as ...
1. Re: Using ATT cell phone in Norway. Turning off roaming for data leaves your phone open to receive calls, but you will pay to receive calls. To anyone calling you it will appear that your phone is in the US and they will pay to call US. You will pay the charge from US to Norway.
Just an FYI, people in FP don’t use the internet like Americans do. I would advise using your AT&T international plan or purchasing a travelers SIM from the Vini company if you need to make local phone calls while in FP. I’m certainly glad I did. Case in point, I sent an email to a company in Moorea inquiring about availability for a tour ...
Re: AT&T Phone Service to US. 2 years ago. I always use ATT when I travel internationally, it costs $10 a day for an international plan, it automatically turns on and off when you leave the country and when you return. Unlimited talk and data so if the wifi isn't good I use my phone as a hot spot and teether my laptop to the phone.
4. Re: AT&T Cell Service in Grand Cayman. 8 years ago. We just got back from GC and used our cell phones a few times for short calls. We have AT&T and we have an international plan that puts the price at something like $1 a minute. The service on the phone was LIME, but it worked seamlessly with AT&T.
We will be traveling in Greece this summer, coming from the US and I'm just wondering how to call a number in Greece using my US cell phone. For example, we have a driver picking us up at the Athens airport and he has given me his cell phone number. If I am in the airport and need to call him, do I dial 011 30 before I dial his number?