@emvilliger Public mobile renegotiates international calling agreements on a regular basis. If a rate to country seems unreasonable for the bottom line or the demand is too low to jusify the expense (which i suspect with Switzerland and its not part of the EU) it was probably dropped. On the same vein you may get a high demand country added like the Philippines the next time contracts are up for negotiation.
@dabr@kelvarnsen Puerto Rico is the only US territory you can call from Canada unlike Guam or the US virgin islands and is considered international caĺling.
@Kaleden Curacao is within the kingdom of the Netherlands but is its own country. It is likely a sim from Venezuela would cover Curacao and vice versa considering their close proximity.
@marilores If you are planning a trip to Europe you can purchase a European travel SIM online but if your entry country is within the UK buying one there offers the best deal for travel in the EU.
PM only offers roaming in the US so you would need a different sim to use in Europe. You could use Wi-Fi apps TextNow, Skype,.Fongo, or WhatsApp. You could use any web based email app.
I was hoping Curacao was included. I wonder if it is close enough to Venezuela to count. I doubt it, but it would sure be nice. Added the 400 minute promo, but it doesn't sound like it will work from Curacao which is our vacation destination.
@Kaleden That add-on is only for calling to the list of countries included whilst you are in Canada. It will not work when you leave Canada. PM only has roamng add-on for travel to the US for a 10 day period.
I was hoping Curacao was included. I wonder if it is close enough to Venezuela to count. I doubt it, but it would sure be nice. Added the 400 minute promo, but it doesn't sound like it will work from Curacao which is our vacation destination.
Weird that Puerto Rico is on the list when it is a territory of the US and not an actual country. Does this mean other US territories can't be called with this add-on?
Weird that Puerto Rico is on the list when it is a territory of the US and not an actual country. Does this mean other US territories can't be called with this add-on?
thank you for the quick response. Good to have the confirmation even if the list is short.
You said in your original message that Switzerland used to be on the 'international countries' list for calling...so on your old list are there other countries that PM allowed and are no longer there, or have they just been replaced by countries that were not on the previous list?
Just curious about why PM would take any countries off a list for international calling.
Included countries: Canada, China, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Italy, South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Spain, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, and Venezuela.
