I hope to get a better response from this post than my Hotel post. I looking to get a cell phone for my stay in Thailand can anyone help me on the cheapest way to do this many Mahalo's for any help .......Srfaloha
The best deal on a cell phone for 3 week in bkk
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DTAC. They are everywhere and the uploading for the prepaid card you get at every 7/11.
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Sorry, that's the provider. The phone actually you get at MBK, I think it's the 3rd or 4th floor. They have everything there. Used, new, stolen, whatever...... When you find a nearly brandnew black Motorola razor with some naughty LB pics still on it (they don't even bother to delete them), it's mine!!!
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The providers all charge about the same. 4 Baht a minute or something close to that. If you call home then dial 800 then your country code etc... UK is 8 Baht a minute as is the US!
New cells start at 2,ooo Baht and old ones get as ridiculous as 500 Baht!The numbers are also cheap a couple of hundred Baht each and credit is available everywhere you go!
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I suspect that my Sim card with 1-2-call has expired sinc emy last use was in February. There's also a chance that things got further f*cked up in Bali when two different phone stores could not successfully unlock my phone to put in their Sim card.
So I suppose when I arrive in Thailand in a couple of weeks I'll need to buy a new SIM, no big deal.
On the package of my Sim card is a P/N number. Is this useful? The instruction manual is in Thai.
does one need any info from the old SIM when getting a new SIM?
is there an unlock code for a Motorola Talkabout? My recharge plug has a T2688 so maybe that's the midel #, I dunno.
i don't use a mobile back home so this stuff is a real pain in the ass for me.Comment
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Originally posted by (srfaloha @ Oct. 30 2005,10:19)thanks for the input guys ,jellybean I think the Hz are differant in thailand, so you can't use a phone from USA, I think Stogie told me that. what's the best vaule card what increment's better if any? Thank you all Srfaloha
I think you would need a triband phone to be able to use it in Thailand as I believe that all of the Thai GSM networks operate at either 900 or 1800.
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