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Anonymous10/11/25, 20:19No.2831828Cellphone service for long travel periods
What is the best way to get cell phone service without getting jewed? The kikes with my carrier charge $15/day for an international pass which works out to $450/mo. Any cheaper options?
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Anon10/11/25, 21:05No.2831830
Which continents are you going to be in?
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Anon10/11/25, 21:17No.2831831
Esims or if your phone is too ancient sim cards from amazon
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Anon10/11/25, 23:24No.2831852
What? Read the fine print dude. Those plans usually cap out at 10 days worth of charge and you get the rest of the month without paying anymore. My ATT international plan is $10 a day and caps out at $100 per month. It’s worth it in my opinion because it just works as soon as you land, people back home can get ahold of you, all the 2FA stuff tied to my phone works, and I don’t got to muck about with getting a local SIM.
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Anon10/12/25, 02:18No.2831871
Google Fi for voice/text it's 20/mo for the basic plan that works overseas
Ubigi monthly plan for everything, I pay 35/mo for 25GB of 5G data doesn't matter what country I am in Korea, Malaysia, PH, all works
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Anon10/12/25, 08:14No.2831915
I use Airalo global max data/calls plan, it's like $80 for a package of $20gb and 200 calls/texts good or 1 year. It's not cheap compared to local sims, but is much cheaper than GoogleFi or US roaming charges and works wherever I go.
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Anon10/12/25, 10:11No.2831928
it's called roaming, poorfag. check your carrier (unless you're so poor you have to use a shit-tier MVNO)
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Anon10/13/25, 09:06No.2832150
I just buy a local sim. Far cheaper + more data.