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Roam Mobility

Triguy — Wed, 05 Jan 2022 15:30:40 GMT

US roaming options for longer stays. Saw that roam mobility offers monthly and three month plans. They are on the expensive side but are an option if you need mobile service for an extended period of time.

https://roammobility.com/monthly-plans

Re: Roam Mobility

gblackma — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 18:30:22 GMT

@Triguy . Thanks for the information

@Triguy wrote:
US roaming options for longer stays. Saw that roam mobility offers monthly and three month plans. They are on the expensive side but are an option if you need mobile service for an extended period of time.
https://roammobility.com/monthly-plans

Re: Roam Mobility

darlicious — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 18:41:55 GMT

@Triguy @gblackma

Mint mobility offers much more affordable options for longer stays with three month introductory offers for as little as $15/4gb per month including texting and unlimited calling to Mexico and Canada.

Re: Roam Mobility

kselmak — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 18:58:29 GMT

If you go frequently and/or stay longer why not get TextNow sim. Buying the sim for 10 will keep your number and you will have unlimited roaming coast to coast all for free, if you want data you can upgrade the plan

Re: Roam Mobility

AE_Collector — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 19:34:20 GMT

@darlicious

Yes but their TV commercials are somewhere between obnoxious and moronic. I haven't decided which option BEST describes them yet.

AE_Collector

Re: Roam Mobility

will13am — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 20:07:06 GMT

Roam mobility used to be a descent option. They are expensive. For longer duration plans, shopping services locally becomes very viable.

Re: Roam Mobility

srlawren — Sun, 02 Feb 2020 22:27:35 GMT

@will13am wrote:
Roam mobility used to be a descent option. They are expensive. For longer duration plans, shopping services locally becomes very viable.

@will13am for short trips (like an overnighter or a weekend/long-weekend away in the USA), they can still be cheaper at $5 a day for unlimited calling, texting, and a HALF GIG (yes, 512MB per day) of full-speed LTE data. There are two main drawbacks as I see it:

1) you have to use a US-based phone number. So, while your'e away, you have to share that number to anyone you want to be able to reach you. And they would pay any long distance (if applicable to their own plan) due to dialing a US number to reach you.

2) the SIM card expires after a certain period of non-use. I believe it's after 6 months without buying any futher days, but do check as I know it changed a couple of times in the past.

Re: Roam Mobility

AE_Collector — Mon, 03 Feb 2020 02:02:14 GMT

Well they market to snow birds so a 6 month inactivity expiry would not be too well thought out. Ideally 1 year but maybe 10 months to just barely work for those who only go south for a couple of months.

AE_Collector