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Smoke signals son

 

Werd. It works well. Thats what I did when I went to China. It is probably the easiest and cheapest solution. Depending on how much you talk, you will have to keep buying more minutes but I don't think it will cost nearly as much as $55. :hs:

 

:bowdown:

i always wanted a carrier pigeon.

 

Saw one in my town once. Years ago. It was kinda cool. This kid brought it to a pet show. Then she let it go and I was like :wtf: to her.. and she was like "Carrier pigeon.. so then I was like h:

 

Sprint is CDMA right? if so you might be out of luck. i would recomend you purchase(or use a friends old) a cheap GSM unlocked phone from here. Once you get in Spain just get a SIM card from a local telco... they usually sell prepaid packages for fairly cheap. I usually pay around 30$ for the card and it will give me like 20$ of prepaid minutes. i do it everywhere i travel. the only place i had a hard time was in Dubai... I have tones of old sim card here

In Europe incoming calls are all free so someone who calls you wont cost you anything. if you need to call someone get a phone card and use public phone it will be WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY cheaper.

 

Thanks for the info :thumbup:

 

that's just retarded...


































now one of them harry potter owls... now we're talking :crazyr:

 

my friend is coming back from spain early.. means i ain't goin :hs:

 

I dont know about spain but alot of countries i visited you can pick up those SIM in those magazine stores in the airport. If you do decide to take you US phone with you dont use it much cause internationnal roaming fees are just plain stupid expensive.

When are you leaving? Did you find a old unlock GSM phone?

 

what tark suggested is your best bet.

i'm in a similar situation as you actually. i finally get to see how well my motorola z6c works. i unlocked it for gsm yesterday and will pick up a prepaid card as soon as i get to europe this week. :x