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In response to "Yep. You should be able to switch phones just by moving your SIM, so long as the phone isn't locked and works on that network. -- nm" by Mop

actually considering precisely the reverse

Posted by znufrii May 20 '11, 13:42

getting an unlocked phone for our trip to Greece, and then getting a Greek SIM card once we get there.

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find out if your phone would even work there. -- nm - loosilu May 20, 13:46
Why not just buy a prepaid phone while there, like a spy? - Beryllium (iPhone) May 20, 13:44 11
- or, just a phone card and use public phones. how much time is he really spending on the phone? -- nm - Andie May 20, 13:49 5
  - don't some places have very few public phones anymore? -- nm - loosilu May 20, 13:50 4
    - i don't mean pay phone, like, the phone in his hotel room, etc. if you are using a card there's no long distance fee. - Andie May 20, 13:52 3
      - yeah, I would bring a netbook or itouch myself. -- nm - loosilu May 20, 13:53 2
        
        *tries to erase the second half of that post* -- nm - loosilu May 20, 13:53 1
        
        Still, it's good advice for znu -- nm - Roger More May 20, 13:55
- or we could do that... -- nm - znufrii May 20, 13:45 4
  - if you travel abroad a lot, buy a GSM phone and buy local sim cards when you arrive. -- nm - loosilu May 20, 13:48 2
    - that was the initial plan. - znufrii May 20, 13:54 1
      - I... don't know why you would do this -- nm - Roger More May 20, 13:58
  - Given potentially different radio technologies, might be a good idea. -- nm - Beryllium (iPhone) May 20, 13:46

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