travel to usa and canada
2 TopicsUSA Prepaid e-SIM - Choose a new plan for another trip
Hi, I bought and activated an USA Prepaid e-SIM for a trip to NYC in April via the T-Mobile Prepaid eSIM app and everything worked fine. Now, I plan to visit the States again in July and would like to re-use this Prepaid e-SIM number (I just don't want to create a new account with a different mail address each time 😅). How can I refill the account and choose a new plan accordingly? It seems I need to login to a T-Mobile Account, but everytime I want to create one it says the phone number is incorrect. Is this even possible or is this prepaid number a one-time number that gets deactivated after the first chosen plan runs out? Thank you in advance.119Visto0likes0Comentarioslegacy pay as you go not receiving calls in Canada
My wife is in Vancouver Canada and I am in Washington DC. Her T-mobile phone has a DC 202 area code; mine has a Maryland 301 area code. We both have legacy pay as you go plans that are up to date with Tmobile's latest microSIM cards and new 4GLTE/3G/2G capable phones. She is roaming, probably on Rogers, possibly Telus/Bell, and she can make calls to the states and to her family in Canada. However, when I call her phone from a landline in the states, it just rings; I can't even leave voicemail. When I call from my T-mobile cell, again from the US, the line immediately clicks and the screen says "call ended." When I call through my Google Voice number, I get a busy signal. For what it's worth, she has Data Roaming on even though neither of us has data, and I've rebooted my phone in airplane mode. I've talked to several Tmobile reps both by phone and in stores and it sounds as if T-mobile made some changes with their partner roaming companies because their new prepaid plans require international passes even for voice outside of the USA. I'm told there are no such passes available for the legacy plan and this never used to be an issue when Canada still had 2G networks. T-mobile still has 2G in parts of the US but Canada completely abandoned it.274Visto0likes2Comentarios