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Am arriving at PP Airport Friday afternoon,
should I just get a Sim card and data package there or do I have better options outside
2 weeks needed but a a regular attendee so would like something reusable
pokerman wrote: ↑Thu Jun 16, 2022 6:25 am
Am arriving at PP Airport Friday afternoon,
should I just get a Sim card and data package there or do I have better options outside
2 weeks needed but a a regular attendee so would like something reusable
The free SIM cards are the airport don't allow you to use promotions, like 'exchanging money'. Buy one in town.
I have a Smart sim, cost me $12 but used one of the places that has lists of numbers that you can pick one you like from. I use ThomMorng which is $1 a week and if you don't actually make many on-network calls will give you around 7GB a week.
One thing though if you're not living here though, you need to check how long you can go without using/topping up the sim before your number is suspended and released for re-issue to a new user
I looked online but the websites were vague. Does either Smart or Cellcard have unlimited monthly plans, mainly for data, or are they just pay as you go? I’ve always just used my home plan when going to Thailand, which gave free roaming. Unfortunately can’t use them because they will cut off service after being out of the country for over 90 days.
