Can I call from Switzerland (Zurich) to USA?
1757223
I think it's only outgoing from the USA but if you call them they can tell you. They seem to be a small but helpful company!
1757224
Not sure but we didn't have much luck with the card. It was for my daughter so I can't answer if it was human error or just a bad product. Sorry.
1438243
I'm guessing you could, because I chose the plan, it didn't come with the phone. So assuming you would do the same. No harm calling or webchat with AT&T; first.
1538351
Although I have not traveled to Switzerland, I would say 'yes'. The "How to Use" instructions say, for Europe, pull out the plug in the middle.For the UK and Spain, push the button to the "open" position and the plug will flip out. It seems that the UK and Spain have a different electrical standard than the rest of Europe. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, some hotels have standard US 110V plugs, so an adapter is not needed. This is from having actually traveled to those 2 places. The same situation may or may not apply to Switzerland, but it is worth checking out if and when you travel there. Although I have not traveled to Switzerland, I would say 'yes'. The "How to Use" instructions say, for Europe, pull out the plug in the middle.For the UK and Spain, push the button to the "open" position and the plug will flip out. It seems that the UK and Spain have a different electrical standard than the rest of Europe. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, some hotels have standard US 110V plugs, so an adapter is not needed. This is from having actually traveled to those 2 places. The same situation may or may not apply to Switzerland, but it is worth checking out if and... » Read More Although I have not traveled to Switzerland, I would say 'yes'. The "How to Use" instructions say, for Europe, pull out the plug in the middle.For the UK and Spain, push the button to the "open" position and the plug will flip out. It seems that the UK and Spain have a different electrical standard than the rest of Europe. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, some hotels have standard US 110V plugs, so an adapter is not needed. This is from having actually traveled to those 2 places. The same situation may or may not apply to Switzerland, but it is worth checking out if and when you travel there. « Show Less
903760
Yes we can BUT shipping is at your cost, there will be NO additional charge for handling just what the carrier charges us. Thank you Brian Doran 917 416 2886
191145
Yeah, they definitely have it buried in the site:"You can still reach us the old-fashioned way but you'll miss out on all the benefits of our faster, easier Call Me service.Click the Call Me button or you can reach us at 1-866-216-1072 to use our automated customer service system.International customers can reach us at 1-206-266-2992. Charges may apply."Not sure how much more they can tell you, but it might be worth calling. I asked them how the site can tell me "after December 25" but they can't tell me when they're getting them in (which is why I assumed the message is a default). I don't think they could understand what I was asking :( Yeah, they definitely have it buried in the site:"You can still reach us the old-fashioned way but you'll miss out on all the benefits of our faster, easier Call Me service.Click the Call Me button or you can reach us at 1-866-216-1072 to use our automated customer service system.International customers can reach us at 1-206-266-2992. Charges may apply."Not sure how much more they can tell you, but it might be worth calling. I asked them how the site can tell me "after December 25" but they can't tell me when they're getting them in... » Read More Yeah, they definitely have it buried in the site:"You can still reach us the old-fashioned way but you'll miss out on all the benefits of our faster, easier Call Me service.Click the Call Me button or you can reach us at 1-866-216-1072 to use our automated customer service system.International customers can reach us at 1-206-266-2992. Charges may apply."Not sure how much more they can tell you, but it might be worth calling. I asked them how the site can tell me "after December 25" but they can't tell me when they're getting them in (which is why I assumed the message is a default). I don't think they could understand what I was asking :( « Show Less
1597044
The card sold by CallChina86 has the support for calling from China to USA through callbacks. When you call from China, you call a US number (we will provide a USA callback number) and hang up, and our system will make the call to the China and USA number, and connect the two calls. The China and USA caller only need to pay for receiving calls, if applicable. The rate is 4c/min, as our system will call both phones in China (2c/min) and USA (2c/min).
1454182
No, but you can call 1 (800) 711-8300 to try and have it unlocked for global use.
1142069
No they will not. I had to borrow a friends while in Switzerland. Idk if it would work in France. I believe these only work in germany if I remember correctly.
922153
YES, as long as you sim card provider have signal cover, then you can use Anywhere in US and around the word.
1850036
Will Not Work In Switzerland.Use Amazon's Grounded Universal Plug Adapter for Switzerland (Type J) - 3 Pack
999157
Hi, no. We don't ship out to another country just inside of the US and it will not work outside of the US. thanks
2283643
That's something that you'll definitely have to ask AT&T.; When I had T-Mobile, they set me up for international calling... but this was something that had to be done upon request and well in advance (10 days) prior to the time that I was going to leave the country. My guess is that without initiating changes through the network server, phone service is probably limited to the U.S.
1276634
No. Not outside the USA. Works anywhere in USA where Verizon provides service.
407669
I'm sorry, I wouldn't know about the US. I use mine in the Bahamas and the system over there is completely different.I just took it to the phone company, got a sim card and pay online for data $10 at a time as I go over there.
2158733
You cannot, at least not with a new SIM. The very first time it connects with the network needs to be in Germany on the Ortel network. If you need to use a SIM before you arrive, call Cellular Abroad and ask them to send you a used one. Be aware that you will be roaming and the rates are higher than if you were in Germany.
1597047
I would say it doesn't worth it, because when you use the PIN, you have to call an American number. That means if you are calling from China, you are still not saving money.
1973787
As its a sprint phone and sprint is in the USA, I'd say not easily.If it is possible you'll need ask sprint, or better yet Apple!