I don't know if this works if you aren't already a T-Mobile customer, but
they have a promotion for free 1GB data per month until the end of 2014
with no voice or texts. You just have to get a sim card in the store ($10)
and tell them it's for a tablet.
On Aug 22, 2014 2:14 AM, "Jonathan Wiltshire"
I can also bring my T Mobile micro SIM card. My flight doesn't get in until
Saturday afternoon, however.
On Aug 21, 2014 5:50 PM, "Dimitri John Ledkov" wrote:
> On 21 August 2014 21:07, Ian Jackson
> wrote:
> > I may need a phone to be able to check in when I arrive tomorrow. I
> > have a phone
On 2014-08-21 21:07, Ian Jackson wrote:
I may need a phone to be able to check in when I arrive tomorrow. I
have a phone which works on US frequencies. But I don't have a
suitable SIM.[1]
Probably too late for your purposes now, but after extensive research I
wrote off getting a throwaway US
> "Trevor" == Trevor Best writes:
Trevor> I believe Walmart sells Tmobile sim cards. I live near
Trevor> Portland and use the pay-as-you-go Tmobile plan and the
Trevor> employees in the stores know absolutely nothing about it,
Trevor> they seriously can't help you. So Walmart
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I believe Walmart sells Tmobile sim cards. I live near Portland and
use the pay-as-you-go Tmobile plan and the employees in the stores
know absolutely nothing about it, they seriously can't help you. So
Walmart is the best option.
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Thanks,
Trev
Robert Edmonds wrote:
> It looks like they have a store near both Portland State University and
> Portland Union Station:
>
> http://www.t-mobile.com/store/cell-phone-portland-or-1460.html
Oh, nevermind. This store closes at 7:00pm.
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Ian Jackson wrote:
> I may need a phone to be able to check in when I arrive tomorrow. I
> have a phone which works on US frequencies. But I don't have a
> suitable SIM.[1]
>
> Where can I buy a SIM ? I will want to use it for the week and a half
> of Debconf, for modest texting and making call
On 21 August 2014 21:07, Ian Jackson wrote:
> I may need a phone to be able to check in when I arrive tomorrow. I
> have a phone which works on US frequencies. But I don't have a
> suitable SIM.[1]
>
> Where can I buy a SIM ? I will want to use it for the week and a half
> of Debconf, for modes
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 04:51:05PM -0400, Joseph Bisch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure where to buy the SIM card (definitely the t-mobile or att
> stores would sell them, but I'm not sure about other stores), but in
> case you haven't seen it, the wiki has a page that compares the plans
> offered by
Hi,
I'm not sure where to buy the SIM card (definitely the t-mobile or att
stores would sell them, but I'm not sure about other stores), but in
case you haven't seen it, the wiki has a page that compares the plans
offered by different carriers.[0] If you do find a store other than
t-mobile or att
I may need a phone to be able to check in when I arrive tomorrow. I
have a phone which works on US frequencies. But I don't have a
suitable SIM.[1]
Where can I buy a SIM ? I will want to use it for the week and a half
of Debconf, for modest texting and making calls. Some modest data
capacity w
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