OneSimCard In the News

Name: OneSimCard
Address: PO Box 452, Upper Coomera, QLD, 4209, Australia
Telephone: 0283107337
Price range: $10 - $100

Read some of the reviews and recommendations given to OneSimCard international cell phone service from leading national print and online publications.

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	Lifehacker (Australia), November 21, 2016 Ask LH: Which Travel SIM Card Should I Buy? "For our money, one of the best options you can purchase in Australia is OneSimCard. This works in most countries including all European nations. The card includes both an Australian and a European phone number and is compatible with 4G speeds, where available. It also allows you to receive free incoming calls and SMS text messages." - Staff writer
	Travel Talk Magazine (Australia), September 6, 2016 "How do travellers avoid the post-holiday bill shock blues? By taking control of their mobile data before they take off. [OneSimCard] can put the decision about how much money they are going to spend on roaming data in their hands. " - Staff writer
	The Boston Globe, April 12, 2014 Tips for using your cellphone abroad "OneSimCard sell SIM cards that work in about 200 countries. A big benefit: You keep the same card, and the same cellphone number, as you travel from one country to the next. OneSimCard excels if you’ll be receiving more incoming calls, and it offers highly competitive rates for outgoing calls." - Kari Bodnarchuk
PC Mag video review	PC Magazine, September 26, 2012 OneSimCard International SIM Review & Rating Editor Rating: 4 stars, "Excellent" Free incoming calls nearly everywhere. Lots of calling options. Flexible Web-based account management. "OneSimCard is a terrific tool for people who are traveling abroad and who expect to be receiving a lot of calls. Pop the card into your phone and you'll get much lower rates than you would just roaming with your carrier. OneSimCard's major strength is its free incoming calls in 150 countries. You should definitely consider OneSimCard if you're doing a multi-country journey, especially if you're a big talker. We rated OneSimCard 4 [out of 5] stars and strongly recommend it." - Sascha Segan, Lead Mobile Analyst
	The New York Times, September 23, 2012 Frugal Traveler: How to Avoid a Smartphone’s Bite "As many people have learned the hard way, calling and texting while abroad can bring painful bills. What you should do: If your phone is “unlocked,” meaning you can use other providers, get an international SIM card. I tested OneSimCard's Standard card this summer. Web browsing was surprisingly affordable in many places. Prices have dropped recently, to as little as 25 cents a megabyte with OneSimCard’s Daily Data Package. Most of the time, you can travel from one country to another and your phone is unfazed, simply switching from one local company to another. You load your phone with credits and set your account to reload automatically. [They] have excellent American-based customer service." - Seth Kugel
	The Washington Post, May 8, 2011 Travelers, phone home — it's so SIMple "The global SIM card is like a satellite in your pocket, granting [cell phone] service in nearly every country on the map. I made and accepted numerous calls...with the casualness of sitting at Starbucks on Connecticut Avenue. And I received one of the biggest surprises of my trip when my phone unexpectedly rang in Mongolia. I answered it and heard an earful about the day’s events at home." - Andrea Sachs, Travel Staff Writer
	Inc Magazine, September 27, 2013 6 Tech Must-Haves for International Business Trips Everything you need to keep pace with business while you're overseas. "There's one thing you can and should always prepare for in advance: how you're going to get work done, especially on an overseas trip. 2. Get an international SIM card. I tried [OneSimCard] in an HTC One smartphone that was already unlocked. Rates vary by country and incoming calls are often free but outgoing calls run between 25 cents and 69 cents per minute. (Some U.S. carriers charge up to $4 per minute overseas.) OneSimCard [also] provides an app that lets you make Internet calls." - John Brandon
	The Toronto Star & Moneyville.ca, August 2, 2011 How to beat international roaming charges "When I travel, I read/write emails and text messages, access news articles, post to Facebook and upload a travel blog daily from my smartphone. I was very pleased when Toronto Star columnist Ellen Roseman forwarded a press release to me from OneSimCard. I’m relieved that I can keep on typing without any nasty surprises on my next Rogers bill." - Sheryl Smolkin
	The New York Times, August 7, 2011 Practical Traveler: How to Beat the High Costs of Dialing Abroad "The cheapest way to make calls while abroad is to use a prepaid SIM card. Travelers who want the security of having a SIM card before they land can buy one at OneSimCard.com, whose prepaid SIM cards offer rates lower than most American carriers." - Michelle Higgins
	The Chicago Tribune, February 3, 2012 Spending: Phone home and save Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, February 2012 Issue Your Guide to Bargain Travel in 2012 "Use your cellphone outside the U.S. and you're asking for an eye-popping bill. If you're traveling to multiple countries, consider an international SIM card [from] www.onesimcard.com [where] you can buy international SIM cards as well as purchase and rent phones. With a SIM card, you'll pay lower rates than through your carrier and can prepay for minutes and even data -- so you'll know how much you're spending in advance." Lisa Gerstner, Staff Writer & Susannah Snider, Reporter
	American Forces Network Radio - OnTravel, June 27, 2011 One SIM Card Wherever You Travel "OneSimCard provides a SIM card that you can easily use in most countries and since you buy it in the US it’s easy to top up. Rates are great and you can’t help but save money over taking your US carrier’s phone overseas and paying big bucks." - Paul Lasley
	The San Diego Daily Transcript, April 13, 2011 Reducing Your Travel Bills: Saving Money On Global Calling "I travel four or five times a year to Asia and Europe. OneSimCard provides a single SIM card that works in nearly every country in the world. The rates are very reasonable to call from international locations to the U.S. or anywhere else in the world. In most countries you don't pay for incoming calls. On a typical trip, one hour of calls will save me $100." - Phil Baker
	The New York Times, February 16, 2011 Staying Connected Overseas (Cheaply) "I use OneSimCard... and I have used it for years in dozens of countries." - David H. Freedman
	Time.com/CNN, September 13, 2010 10 Ways to Stay Connected While on the Road "A way around the sticker shock of high overseas phone bills." - Jonathan Tucker
	The New York Times, February 18, 2009 Frugal Traveler: Calling Home For Even Less "It's a great idea...carry when you travel." - Matt Gross
	The Boston Globe, February 1, 2009 Gearing Up Review: What A Calling Card "OneSimCard offers significantly reduced rates [overseas]." - Kari Bodnarchuk
	The Hattiesburg American, February 6, 2012 Technology makes for easier traveling "One of the biggest dilemmas I faced when preparing for this trip was what type of phone to bring along. After two years of research, I purchased an unlocked iPhone, and set up an account through onesimcard.com. I chose a telephone number that would be my international number for life. The rates were good - approximately 40 cents a minute for outgoing calls. Beautiful." - Robert St. John
	50Plus.com/ZoomerMedia, December 15, 2010 20 Great Gifts for the Traveller on Your List "Swapping out the SIM card in your phone can lead to big savings." - Elizabeth Rogers