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Originally posted by HenryEmmett
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Sounds really expensive for travellers before data costs. What number do you use if no local number is available?The biggest issue I see for worldphone is that it's loss making , i.e. COGS>Revenue so irrespective of the market size for roaming they are losing money on it. It's not really a roaming replacement (at the moment anyway) because you need to find your own data connection.
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By not having a local number means in the case of the Phillipines for instance , that any locals there would have to call you via your normal mobile number . i.e effectively they would be calling an Australian mobile number from the phillipines , which is quite expensive
