Re: [Debconf-discuss] US SIMs in Seattle airport or Portland downtown
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I believe Walmart sells Tmobile sim cards. I live near Portland and
use the pay-as-you-go Tmobile plan and the employees in the stores
know absolutely nothing about it, they seriously can't help you. So
Walmart is the best option.
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On 08/21/2014 01:07 PM, Ian Jackson wrote:
> I may need a phone to be able to check in when I arrive tomorrow.
> I have a phone which works on US frequencies. But I don't have a
> suitable SIM.[1]
>
> Where can I buy a SIM ? I will want to use it for the week and a
> half of Debconf, for modest texting and making calls. Some modest
> data capacity would be a bonus.
>
> I will be passing through Seattle airport and Seattle King St
> railway station during business hours tomorrow. I'm due to arrive
> at Portland Union Station at 21:20.
>
> Thanks, Ian.
>
> [1] I had some, but after half an hour on transatlantic hold I
> discover they expire them if you don't put any credit on for more
> than 90 days in a row.
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