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dickytim

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#119094 20-May-2013 13:48
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I have a AT&T sim card phone number is 702-465-2898

Activated 1st May 2013 with $25 250min/Unlimited txt/Unlimited Int txt + $25 data

I was told that it would still be active for at least a month with no activity.

You can add international calling to this card for $10 so you can call landlines back in NZ.

Sim card alone cost me $40 USD + tax.

Wanting $20 NZ including courier in NZ.

Will also have a T-mobile data only sim card at the end of May when it returns with my other Ipad.

The will last for 9 months with no activity. This card seemed to work pretty much everywhere from Las Vegas thru Los Angeles, San Diego (limited in Tijuana) and Waikiki Beach area.

Wanting $20 for this one as well same deal as the above - Note not available until the end of May/ Early June.

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  #822421 20-May-2013 13:48
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Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you.




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  #822431 20-May-2013 13:50
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Did you buy the SIMs in the US or online before you want?

Did you get 3G on the T-Mobile SIM? I've heard mixed reports




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  #822437 20-May-2013 13:56
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ajobbins: Did you buy the SIMs in the US or online before you want?

Did you get 3G on the T-Mobile SIM? I've heard mixed reports


I got them in the US the AT&T was from an authorised AT&T dealer.

The T-mobile was from a T-Mobile branded store.

I had "4G" from T-Mobile most placed, on the odd occasion it dropped to Edge but not often.

The speeds I was getting on 4G were around 5MB/S down and 2MB/S up, which was substantually better than the Iphone was getting and also the wired and wireless at all our hotels.

The only disclaimer for 4G on T-Mobile is that it only shows as 3G as Apple have not updated the carrier settings for T-mobile. But comparing the speeds it was 4G compared to dissallowing 4G and being on 3G.



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  #823229 21-May-2013 22:02
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4G is confusing in the US, it's what we call 3G (personally I call it 3.5G)

Our 4G is their LTE

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