Cell phone tip for real Cozaholics
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Now that I think about it, the eSim appears to support more than 1 account at a time.
If Telcel would start supporting them, those of you that get to spend more time on the island than I do could have your US provider and your MX provider active on the same eSim. No need for a physical sim. Just switch back and forth with software.
Apple clearly wants to go to a provisionable eSim, hopefully in the next iPhone.
If Telcel would start supporting them, those of you that get to spend more time on the island than I do could have your US provider and your MX provider active on the same eSim. No need for a physical sim. Just switch back and forth with software.
Apple clearly wants to go to a provisionable eSim, hopefully in the next iPhone.
eSIMs are an entirely different kettle of fish.
Full disclosure: I consult for a company actively involved in eSIM technology. "Rumor" has it that Apple will be embedding native eSIMs in iPhone 7. This WILL be a game changer. Samsung are already there. The last bastion of cellphone ripoff will be breached soon. The days of expensive data plans are numbered.
Full disclosure: I consult for a company actively involved in eSIM technology. "Rumor" has it that Apple will be embedding native eSIMs in iPhone 7. This WILL be a game changer. Samsung are already there. The last bastion of cellphone ripoff will be breached soon. The days of expensive data plans are numbered.
jonhall
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Aren't the cell carriers making things easier in Mexico? With AT&T, as I understand it, if you have a mobile share plan or unlimited plan, you automatically have a Mexico roaming bonus which includes unlimited talk and text to the U.S. and within Mexico, as well as 1G of data, all at no extra cost. I have the iPhone 6 and don't believe I have to do anything special.
Am I missing something?
Am I missing something?
diverokc
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My new cheap blu phone has dual sims. I have straight talk in one and Telcel in the other. I love having tel cel sim. I do alot of local calling and texting.
diverokc
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As far as automatically having att roaming on Mexico you used to have to sign up for it. Don't know if this has changed.
Frank Storms
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We have Verizon and signed up for the on demand
international plan. while in Mexico, it costs $2 per day
and your calls, data, etc are based on your regular plan.
No extra roaming charges involved. Works everywhere, but
different countries have different daily charges.
international plan. while in Mexico, it costs $2 per day
and your calls, data, etc are based on your regular plan.
No extra roaming charges involved. Works everywhere, but
different countries have different daily charges.
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