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In response to
"I have a really dumb question. The travel agency I booked my Japan trip with is giving me a SIM card upon arrival. Why would I need that? -- nm"
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Diva
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Keep in mind that what that SIM card gives you is a phone number in that other country. So, you have the opposite situation of using your US phone
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Sep 14 '23, 11:59
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If you make a call from the international SIM to a US number, it is an International Call. An International SIM can be good if it has a generous data allowance since most US numbers will have little to no international data (unless you did like Dano did).
Just don't think you can start making calls to US people on that international SIM. Be sure to see how that SIM plan covers that kind of communication for voice/text.
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