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#193448 11-Mar-2016 13:09
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Hi. 


 


Heading up there again shortly. Would like to track down a local sim that works with my Note5, that has a decent bundle of Data, WITH decent speed and coverage. 


We usually go T-Mobile but coverage has been pretty average in Maui traditionally.


 


Am there a couple of weeks, would really like 2-3GB at least.


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  #1511295 11-Mar-2016 13:15
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AT&T for coverage



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  #1511300 11-Mar-2016 13:18
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johnr: AT&T for coverage

 

 

 

Do you know if there are any Virtual AT&T providers ? AT&T are so hard to deal with!


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  #1511302 11-Mar-2016 13:18
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@sbiddle will know



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  #1511307 11-Mar-2016 13:25
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I only ever roam to the US now, I never buy a local SIM.

 

 


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  #1511315 11-Mar-2016 13:38
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sbiddle:

 

I only ever roam to the US now, I never buy a local SIM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Am Contemplating this as well. 

 

Who does it roam with do you know?


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  #1511318 11-Mar-2016 13:41
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You can roam on any network. I don't worry too much about what network a phone uses while roaming, I just leave it on auto so it's always going to have coverage. I'm pretty sure Vodafone's band steering prefers T-Mobile in the US but that's easy to override if you prefer a specific network.

 

 


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  #1511321 11-Mar-2016 13:43
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sbiddle:

 

You can roam on any network. I don't worry too much about what network a phone uses while roaming, I just leave it on auto so it's always going to have coverage. I'm pretty sure Vodafone's band steering prefers T-Mobile in the US but that's easy to override if you prefer a specific network.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hmm Ok. I might need a few extra GB however. Are Red Share plans eligible for sharing whilst overseas do you know?


 
 
 

Trade NZ and US shares and funds with Sharesies (affiliate link).
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  #1511342 11-Mar-2016 14:07
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Yes $5 per phone.

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