If you have ever traveled overseas on business or for pleasure and used your cell phone to call back to the office or home, then you are well aware how much international roaming charges can cost. The major carriers, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile, charge anywhere from $1 to $5 per minute for international roaming. The same mobile carriers also offer special international plans, which charge a slightly lower rate per minute, but cost the subscriber an arm and a leg in monthly fees. Fortunately, there is a new solution to help international travelers ease the burden of these outrageous fees.
Global Roaming Distribution Inc. is now offering international global SIM cards for use in all seven continents at an extremely competitive price. These cards can be added to any unlocked cellular phone that operates on a GSM network, and – with Global Roaming’s CelTrek call system – can save travelers up to 90 percent on international calls.
Last month, Global Roaming Distribution received very positive feedback during the GSMA Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, Spain, where over 55,000 people attending the event got to see this SIM-card technology first hand. At the conference, Ireland-based Cubic Telecom and its MAXroam products (part of Global Roaming Distribution) showed off these SIM cards using Global Roaming’s CelTrek technology which operates in over 170 countries. These cards are a simple solution to outrageous roaming charges which may finally slay the giant carriers once and for all.
Let us hear your thoughts: Global Roaming Distribution, Inc. Message Board