receive calls while abroad
hi,i'm currently in europe for work, and i need to have a us number, just to receive calls. i could only get one of the prepaid plans, how much does it will cost to receive calls? what are my options?thanks in advance
hey there 😊 sorry for the delay! this might be a bit tricky as we are unable to ship you a sim card that you would need to use our service there.if you are able to have someone visit one of our stores and purchase a sim starter kit ($20) and activate it on our $40/month simply prepaid plan then ship you the sim card, you can place the sim in any t-mobile compatible phone and use our service. just so you are aware, it is $1.49/min for incoming and outgoing calls and text messages are $0.50 to send, $0.10 to receive so you will need to add extra funds to your account to be able to use your service there. also, please be aware that while the plan comes with 3gb of high-speed data, you will not be able to use data services while roaming in another country with this plan.
i do not think that the advertising anywhere says that it is free.. there is a $20/yr fee for the service.. the first year is included with the purchace of the device..   

  

calls to the US/CAN are included international calls need to be prepaid for... there is no hack to allow you to make free calls internationally, and even if there was, this would be theft of service and illegal..   

  

<http://voipbuster.com> will allow you to make free calls to puerto rico, spain and many other destinations... calls to   

chile are 1c/min   

brazil 3c/min   

united kingdom 1c/min   

[http://www.voipbuster.com/en/calling-rat...](http://www.voipbuster.com/en/calling-rates.html#letc)   

  

MJ international rates for   

spain are 2.2c/min   

united kingdom 2.2c/min   

chilie 4.4c/min   

brazil 5.4c/min   

<http://www.ymaxcorp.com/clec_rates.html> (ymax is MJ parent company)   

there are no rates for PR so calls to PR should be included... for prepaid accounts, you must call at&t to get your account number. i'm an engineer so don't know exactly how much an em makes but my gut feeling says it should be around 65-70k sek a month before tax (we don't mesure salary annually here in europe 😁) it's a company called revenue storm. it's an american sales and marketing training company.

http://www.revenuestorm.com/files/wpv1no1.pdf

they use this telephone number as their european headquarters. yes, flying internationally you are required to have a restricted radiotelephone operators permit for yourself, and a radio station license for your aircraft. aopa has a page that explains the requirements, located here https://www.aopa.org/travel/international-travel/aircraft-radio-station-licenses-and-pilot-radio-operator-certificates. the most convenient way to obtain the required licenses is to apply using the fcc’s universal licensing system website https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/systems-utilities/universal-licensing-system. If the payment book is all you need, then call them and get one. julie,the all-star resorts (including music) do not have wireless internet available. they do however have high-speed internet access available via ethernet cable. the ethernet internet has a fee of $9.95 per 24-hour period (pricing as of jan. 2008).any chance you can use that as an excuse to not work during vacation? hope so ! ;-) total cost labour only would be around £800-900 if you have any questions please feel free to call adrian well the 30 dollars your brother is talking about is for the bbp total internet plan you dont have to get the total internet plan just order off the phone b/c if you order offline they will automatically select the internet plan and if u get the internet plan you would have to keep it up for at least 6 months...
so hes wrong dont listen to him he jus wants you to do things his way what you’re gonna want to do then is, is to order the home phone now with a random number, and then once you’re closer to the date that you want to cancel with bell, login to self serve and request to have the number ported.