Reccomedations please - Cheapest way of using mobile phone in Thailan
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Reccomedations please - Cheapest way of using mobile phone in Thailan
Hi all
I seem to remember reading somewhere that you can buy a SIM card locally (in Thailand) to use in your UK phone (mine is a tri-band Mitsibushi on Orange contract)
Is this still possible or has it been "outlawed" by the Thais.
Failing this option does anyone have any advice on the cheapest
solution as I've heard the Hotel phones are V expensive.
Thanks
Gazza
I seem to remember reading somewhere that you can buy a SIM card locally (in Thailand) to use in your UK phone (mine is a tri-band Mitsibushi on Orange contract)
Is this still possible or has it been "outlawed" by the Thais.
Failing this option does anyone have any advice on the cheapest
solution as I've heard the Hotel phones are V expensive.
Thanks
Gazza
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Re: Reccomedations please - Cheapest way of using mobile phone in Thailan
thedjgazza wrote:
>Hi all
>I seem to remember reading somewhere that you can buy a SIM card locally
>(in Thailand) to use in your UK phone (mine is a tri-band Mitsibushi on
>Orange contract)
>Is this still possible or has it been "outlawed" by the Thais.
>Failing this option does anyone have any advice on the cheapest
>solution as I've heard the Hotel phones are V expensive.
Its very easy to buy a pre-paid SIM card to use in a UK mobile. Just
look for shops selling Dprompt or One-2-Call cards, drop it into your
phone and off you go.
Chris
>Hi all
>I seem to remember reading somewhere that you can buy a SIM card locally
>(in Thailand) to use in your UK phone (mine is a tri-band Mitsibushi on
>Orange contract)
>Is this still possible or has it been "outlawed" by the Thais.
>Failing this option does anyone have any advice on the cheapest
>solution as I've heard the Hotel phones are V expensive.
Its very easy to buy a pre-paid SIM card to use in a UK mobile. Just
look for shops selling Dprompt or One-2-Call cards, drop it into your
phone and off you go.
Chris
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Re: Reccomedations please - Cheapest way of using mobile phone in Thailan
Agreed, pre-paid phone cards are easy to come by in Thailand.
Unfortunately, I have had the experience where these cards wont work in
'sim-locked' phones. As long as you can make sure yours isnt locked, youre
in business
Max.
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> thedjgazza wrote:
> >
> >Hi all
> >
> >I seem to remember reading somewhere that you can buy a SIM card locally
> >(in Thailand) to use in your UK phone (mine is a tri-band Mitsibushi on
> >Orange contract)
> >
> >Is this still possible or has it been "outlawed" by the Thais.
> >
> >Failing this option does anyone have any advice on the cheapest
> >solution as I've heard the Hotel phones are V expensive.
> Its very easy to buy a pre-paid SIM card to use in a UK mobile. Just
> look for shops selling Dprompt or One-2-Call cards, drop it into your
> phone and off you go.
> Chris
Unfortunately, I have had the experience where these cards wont work in
'sim-locked' phones. As long as you can make sure yours isnt locked, youre
in business
Max.
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"Chris Blunt" wrote in message
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> thedjgazza wrote:
> >
> >Hi all
> >
> >I seem to remember reading somewhere that you can buy a SIM card locally
> >(in Thailand) to use in your UK phone (mine is a tri-band Mitsibushi on
> >Orange contract)
> >
> >Is this still possible or has it been "outlawed" by the Thais.
> >
> >Failing this option does anyone have any advice on the cheapest
> >solution as I've heard the Hotel phones are V expensive.
> Its very easy to buy a pre-paid SIM card to use in a UK mobile. Just
> look for shops selling Dprompt or One-2-Call cards, drop it into your
> phone and off you go.
> Chris