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World Phone options

by MichaelJames
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My idea is to outsource everything I do online and travel the world. I know parts of the world I travel to will not have any internet access so im looking for a world phone or a satellite phone.

Have you ever used one and any suggestions for what I should get?
#im phone #phone #satellite phone #wolrd phone
  • Profile picture of the author minditbaby
    well your idea is quite good & effective but i don't think its possible due to some country doesn't follow the latest technology. but i want to see what other says.. seguro de automoviles
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  • Profile picture of the author MichaelJames
    I think if I had a Satellite phone it wouldnt matter where I am I could always be connected but then again im thinking if its really rainy and cloudy where im at I might not have a connection. And do satellite phones do internet? Maybe I will hire a VA just for calling me and managing my other employees. Or something like that. Im not that big yet online but wanna be.
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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      I like Iridium, and service is available virtually anywhere on the planet, and you can get it prepaid without any contracts. I have been to Africa with it, and some of my friends have said it works well in Antartica. The cost is about $1,500 for the phone, and $2.20 per minute. You can tether the phone for internet access.

      Unless you are going into some VERY remote areas, you might consider just getting SIM cards for your phone.
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