SIM card for travelers?

[void]

Hi guys,
anyone can recommend a service providing (preferably prepaid) SIM cards for travelers?
Incoming calls and messages for free world wide (or in significant number of countries - no need to cover North Korea, Vanuatu or Kongo... ;-)).
Outgoing calls and messages for reasonable prices (doesn't have to be cheap).
Card shipment to EU needed.
Found for example WorldTravelSIM.com - no experience though, anyone tried? Alternatives?
Thanks

 

[OTR365]

I have OneSimCard Europe as a backup. Can't give much feedback as I've had it only for couple of weeks. It arrived fast, SMS works fine and their web service (topup etc.) is OK. The number is Estonian (+372) but you can buy extra numbers, such as a U.S. number.

 

[Outlander]

I use surfroam and like it a lot.

 

[void]

I use surfroam and like it a lot.

doesn't look bad but it's data-only service and still a bit expensive for (exotic) countries that I'm interested in

 

[Spinat]

Used some of the many mentioned on this forum already?

 

[Protinumerix47]

Hi guys,
anyone can recommend a service providing (preferably prepaid) SIM cards for travelers?
Incoming calls and messages for free world wide (or in significant number of countries - no need to cover North Korea, Vanuatu or Kongo... ;-)).
Outgoing calls and messages for reasonable prices (doesn't have to be cheap).
Card shipment to EU needed.
Found for example WorldTravelSIM.com - no experience though, anyone tried? Alternatives?
Thanks

Go for WorldTravelSim, using it since past one year. Reasonable rates, you can charge it online and no hassles absolutely.

 

[ontherun]

I have OneSimCard Europe as a backup. Can't give much feedback as I've had it only for couple of weeks. It arrived fast, SMS works fine and their web service (topup etc.) is OK. The number is Estonian (+372) but you can buy extra numbers, such as a U.S. number.

does the country code inside the SIM card change after you buy a new number on their website...?

 

[OTR365]

does the country code inside the SIM card change after you buy a new number on their website...?

I don't think so (haven't tried, though). It seems they can cram multiple countries on the same SIM card.

I have used this only lightly, but thus far both calls & SMS have worked fine. No monthly fees is a big plus.

For data I use Orange Mundo 4G+, bought from Spain. It works outside Spain as well (with extra roaming fees).

 

[JohnLocke]

No it is the same number you have you can just add a extra number which then is redirected to the main number so to say.