Halp Slowly becoming an eww-American

[Mr. Argumentor]

GPS is not a lot of data. Streaming TV shows is a lot of data.

To follow up with this, Google allows you to download the maps for an area you are headed to before you leave, to even further save data.
I did that with the Minnesota trip I'm on right now.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

10GB doesn’t seem like a lot but at the same time it’s not like id be using it every single day, just the days i’m in the US which would be maybe a min of once a week

hmmmm

I'm on a 10gig plan. I never go over it and I watch a lot of shit on my phone.

 

[ZRH]

Guys, she's looking for a burner phone to run her madam business from, hope that helps

I think we all already knew that

btw girls who use google voice numbers for whatsapp... yeahhhhhh and they be staying at the red roof. They might be flight crew but they got a sideline.

 

[Petunia]

I'm on a 10gig plan. I never go over it and I watch a lot of shit on my phone.

MINE IS 70!!

 

[kiwi]

MINE IS 70!!

I don’t think that’s 10 gigs but $10 per 1 gig

 

[ZRH]

MINE IS 70!!

Jen, Exodus on this forum I think, had one of the first iPhones in canada and it was like $240 on rogers telcom. My brother was granfathered into the verizon unlimited data for $30 which is not even an option anymore.

I just steal wifi passwords.

 

[Hoff Kinkmeister]

T-Mobile unlimited is $50/mo

 

[Petunia]

I don’t think that’s 10 gigs but $10 per 1 gig

I pay like $80 for 70GB, maybe more I dont recall but its hovering at 100 kinda

 

[Petunia]

Guys, she's looking for a burner phone to run her madam business from, hope that helps

lulzzzzz

I just dont wanna keep turning my Canadian phone on KNOWING I can literally get unlimited for 30 days for the price I pay for 2 days

 

[ZRH]

lulzzzzz

I just dont wanna keep turning my Canadian phone on KNOWING I can literally get unlimited for 30 days for the price I pay for 2 days

So you wanna trap phone, we get it. Boost or Fi are your best bet. Boost is completely anon though, you get the sim and it's all linked to the number. Fi, they bill your debit card and they do respond to subpoenas.

 

[Petunia]

So you wanna trap phone, we get it. Boost or Fi are your best bet. Boost is completely anon though, you get the sim and it's all linked to the number. Fi, they bill your debit card and they do respond to subpoenas.

I don't care about anon, I have nothing to hide. im a transport worker now so if I'm gonna be in the USA as much as my schedule is showing me then I gotta be smart with my CND phone plan cuz it was $400 last month lol

 

[Petunia]

So you wanna trap phone, we get it. Boost or Fi are your best bet. Boost is completely anon though, you get the sim and it's all linked to the number. Fi, they bill your debit card and they do respond to subpoenas.

where is the Fi SIM card at?

 

[ZRH]

I don't care about anon, I have nothing to hide. im a transport worker now so if I'm gonna be in the USA as much as my schedule is showing me then I gotta be smart with my CND phone plan cuz it was $400 last month lol

holy shit bruv, I was kidding of course, but I got a $20 samsung a03s for work with a tracfone plan for $30 and it runs until august and you can literally refill it at walmart.

Fi wont sell you a sim, you gotta get the whole phone like a normal phone place.

 

[Domon]

guises
this week i opened an amarican bank account (that was a helluva process cuz i’m not american)

my bank card is getting sent to me so now when i’m in Murcaaaah I don’t have to use my CND funds. yay!

Next: I need a phone number/data plan
but i need a pay per use thingamajiggy

where do i start?
i already have the phone
i guess i need a sim card and the plan
need something that covers all USA
texting and unlimited data

slowly but surely y’all are sucking me into your bad land. ew.

halp!

To actually help you, if you just need to

Yes. When you get to the US, put the Fi SIM in, turn on service, and be on your way. BTW, Fi has no roaming charges anywhere in the world. However, if you use a ton of data, its probably not worth it.

I feel like she probably has an eSIM capable phone, which makes it even easier.

 

[Domon]

Data is 10$ a gig for tracfone, not sure about boost. You can literally buy refill cards at the dollar store/walmart/gas stations. Boost you need to hit up a chain store and their stuff is pre packaged plans. Google Fi is another option it's also about 10$ a gig but it's all billed on your google account.

There are certain area codes I wouldn't pick cause they tend to be trap phones, 667, 727, 940.

This is the solution for normal poverty people like us. Not for the kiki's of the world.

 

[fly]

10GB doesn’t seem like a lot but at the same time it’s not like id be using it every single day, just the days i’m in the US which would be maybe a min of once a week

hmmmm

And you can pause service for when you aren't in the country.

Stop your Google Fi service temporarily - Google Fi Help

You can suspend, or pause, your Google Fi service for a short period of time. You can easily resume your service at any time. If you haven't resumed service after three months, it will automatically t

support.google.com

 

[Petunia]

Fi wont sell you a sim, you gotta get the whole phone like a normal phone place.

YEA NO TO THIS. I have an extra iPhone 11 at home. So ill get the boost thing

 

[Petunia]

This is the solution for normal poverty people like us. Not for the kiki's of the world.

lolololololol

 

[Petunia]

And you can pause service for when you aren't in the country.

Stop your Google Fi service temporarily - Google Fi Help

You can suspend, or pause, your Google Fi service for a short period of time. You can easily resume your service at any time. If you haven't resumed service after three months, it will automatically t

support.google.com

but @ZRH says that I need a whole google phone for this. I dont wanna buy a new phone when I already have an extra one

 

[ZRH]

but @ZRH says that I need a whole google phone for this. I dont wanna buy a new phone when I already have an extra one

Google Fi

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