Stupid question re: using intl SIM card
Jan 1st, 2019 | 11:58 PM
#41
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kerouac is correct in stating that French law requires ID from anyone purchasing a SIM. Whenever statements are made in the absolute, someone will inevitably want to recount his personal experience of exception to another posterīs original statement.
However, any one time exception does not change the rule of law nor does it indicate that a one off can be duplicated with any degree of certainty by someone else.
However, any one time exception does not change the rule of law nor does it indicate that a one off can be duplicated with any degree of certainty by someone else.
Jan 2nd, 2019 | 08:54 AM
#42
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One option we use is to forward both of our cellphones to Google Voice. That way we don't have any incoming calls ring through. However, Google Voice sends us a text (when we have wifi) with a pretty good transcription of the message. That way we do get the messages from our next lodgings that were booked with our US cellphones. And we can text or email or call if necessary.
Jan 2nd, 2019 | 08:58 AM
#43
Joined: Jan 2003
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One option we use is to forward both of our cellphones to Google Voice. That way we don't have any incoming calls ring through. However, Google Voice sends us a text (when we have wifi) with a pretty good transcription of the message. That way we do get the messages from our next lodgings that were booked with our US cellphones. And we can text or email or call if necessary.
