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Roaming Charges in USA Abolished With New GeoSIM

At long last we’ve launched our new Multi Number GeoSIM which gives users the unenviable privileged of free incoming calls in the USA and calling rates of £0.28 ($0.46) per minute witin the US and back to Europe.

Calls from the EU to the US are also set a a flat rate of £0.28 ($0.46) per minute.

Technically known as a multi imsi or dual imsi SIM card, the SIM has more than one phone number.  Either number can be called from anywhere in the world and the call will connect no matter where the SIM is.

Operating in over 200 countries, the new SIM provides coverage in all the major holiday and business destinations, plus many more.

For a full coverage list and call costs, check the GeoSIM website

Some positive feedback from a well traveled GeoSIM customer.

I’m writing for two reasons.  First - and foremost - I wanted to say thanks.  I bought your service almost a year ago for a 9 month trip around the world.  My trip was extensive, covering Africa, the Middle East, some of Asia, Australia, some of the USA, and South America!  Today, I’m in La Paz, Bolivia, and tomorrow I’ll finally finish and return home to New York.  I am, of course, pretty excited.

I thought your service was really great and especially liked that I had an easy and consistent way to text people I needed to.  I did supplement with a few local sim cards in countries where I was staying for a while, but even then it was good to have a backup in case I needed to make a call and my prepaid amount ran out before I could buy a top-up.  I have become a mini-travel agent for my friends and will certainly tell them about your service.  Finally, I’d like say thanks as well to Ed Neal from customer support for having an unbelievably prompt response to everything and helping me with everything from forgotten passwords to a replacement chip.

Ok this isn’t an award acceptance speech, so I’ll cut things off there.  Being a typical ‘tough’ customer, though, I’ll point out one final thing.  The service doesn’t work in Bolivia.  I see now on the web site that it’s not one of the covered countries, so I shouldn’t have been surprised.